Which Type of Peel Heals Hemorrhoids

“Eat more fiber”…this is the advice usually given for hemorrhoids and food – it doesn’t really go beyond that, well up until now anyway.

A new study published in the journal Annals of Coloproctology suggests there is another food that’s even more effective in healing hemorrhoids.

Or should we say peel?

The most common hemorrhoid treatment that doctors prescribed is rubber band ligation, which basically involves putting a band around the base of the hemorrhoid, cutting off its blood supply, thus causing it to fall off.

In this study, 25 people suffering from hemorrhoids received rubber band ligation treatment alone while 19 patients were also prescribed micronized purified flavonoid fraction in addition to the rubber band ligation.

Micronized purified flavonoid fraction is a synthetic laboratory-produced combination of two flavonoids that appears in citrus fruit peel; 90 percent of which is diosmin and 10 percent hesperidin. By day 7 and day 28, the combined treatment group suffered substantially less bleeding than that of the single treatment group.

There was also a huge difference in the amount of itchiness and less pain after the first week.

Now, to include citrus peel into your daily life more naturally, you can add it to water, make marmalade, add it to tea, garnish meat and fish, and even add it to cocktails.

But infused water won’t cure your hemorrhoids..

To do this, you need to get to the root cause of them, which I explain here..