“Beverly Hills 90210” actor Brian Austin Green reveals the causes of the “stroke-like” disease that left him unable to read, write or even speak for four years

Actor Brian Austin Green, known for his role as David Silver in the series “Beverly Hills 90210”, recently revealed that he has been going through complex health problems that lasted for more than four years. Because of these conditions, he could not read, write or even speak.

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During an appearance on the “Sex, Likes And Spray Tans” podcast, quoted by the Daily Mail, the actor revealed that he experienced “neurological problems” as a result of his illness, which were so severe that he even spent up to three months lying alone in bed.

Green, 50, explained that his health problems include dizziness and ulcerative colitis, an inflammatory bowel disease.

“I spent four and a half years recovering from stroke-like symptoms without having a stroke. But I couldn’t speak – said the actor.

What was the cause of Brian Austin Green’s illness?

The actor, the former partner of Megan Fox, revealed that after seeking answers, a specialist informed him that his diet was to blame for his physical discomfort. Namely, he mentioned that the internal inflammation is caused by gluten and dairy products.

According to the Mayo Clinic, ulcerative colitis can be debilitating and life-threatening, but proper treatment can reduce long-term symptoms. This condition causes symptoms such as abdominal pain, frequent diarrhea and the need to have frequent bowel movements.

Green also mentioned that the symptoms had complicated to the point where she looked like a much older person.

“I got to the point where I was dragging my feet like I was 90 years old. I couldn’t talk. I couldn’t read. “I couldn’t write,” he recalled.

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He noted that after more than 190 blood tests and two MRIs, doctors could not find an explanation. In the end, the doctor told him: “I don’t know what to do.” I don’t know what’s happening to you. Good luck”.

In the absence of an answer from traditional medicine, he sought help from specialists in kinesiology and Eastern medicine.

Now, with more knowledge about the origins of his disease, Green has changed his eating habits and tries to avoid gluten and dairy “as much as possible.”

Although his recovery was long and difficult, he managed to overcome these health problems and is dedicated to his well-being. (AND)