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Hi everyone, this is Erin Ryan with Dr. Risho Radio.

We're trying something new on the podcast.

You know that blog article you flagged and still haven't had a chance to read?

Well, we're bringing some of our

top blog articles straight to your ears through the podcast. Think of this as a deep dive into

topics on gut health, thyroid health, brain health, autoimmunity, and more. The following is an audio

read of a new article read by Randall Schaefer, whose voice you might recognize from the Healthy Gut

Healthy U audiobook, which is available on Amazon and Audible.

Your feedback is very important to us, so let us know what you think of this new addition

to the show.

Alterative colitis versus Crohn's, how these conditions compare.

Comparing IBD symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis, and treatments.

When you suffer from chronic digestive issues, it can be hard to know what's causing the

problem. Two of the most common gut diseases many get tested for are ulcerative colitis

and Crohn's disease,

because both diseases often have similar symptoms. Both are also inflammatory bowel diseases,

IBD. Since they are similar in many ways, people often confuse the two diseases. It can be difficult to know exactly why testing for ulcerative colitis versus Crohn's

...