What Causes Diverticulae in the Colon?

Diverticulae are little bulging out of the colon. When you start to increase the diameter of whatever is transiting through the colon, there is a massive increase in wall pressures. So it's very likely that these diverticulae, the outpouchings basically subject cause of mechanical stress. And if you've got inflammatory bowel disease, that can impact on the intestinal function. Also fructose absorption. The GIP and GLP1 signaling hormones have more impact on insulin release than blood sugar levels themselves. A good ketogenic diet should do exactly the same thing as an all-vegetarian diet.

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