It is so rare to recover from a chronic long-term condition. We pretty much just learn how to deal with it, but it never goes away. Right? I am 52 now. I first started having blood in my stool when I was 25. When I was 42 I went vegan thinking it would cure the problem. It didn't. It might have made it worse. When I adopted the principles of Ray Peat then it started to diminish over a couple of months, and then completely stop. My diet now is breakfast of skim milk+sugar, lunch is white rice and dinner is potatoes and OJ. Very low fat, no vegetables, meat, cheese, eggs, or oils. I used to consume a small amount of coconut oil. When I was doing this, I still had a small amount of blood. Once I cut out coconut oil, the symptoms completely stopped. I think adding a daily meal of potatoes was the key change. When I ate beans in the past, that made the symptoms worse. I also try to reduce fiber consumption, on the idea that fiber feeds bacteria in the colon, which creates endotoxin, and further bleeding.