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Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a very common
psychological pain syndrome
sometimes called spastic colon. IBS is one of the most frequent complaints of patients visiting a doctor for gastrointestinal symptoms. This condition can make life an unpredictable hell for patients.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome Symptoms
IBS is characterized by gastrointestinal pain, bloating,
constipation
and/or diarrhea. Patients generally have a predisposition to one of the 3 main types of IBS. IBS-D patients most commonly experience uncontrollable and sudden bouts of painful
recurrent diarrhea.
IBS-C patients suffer from extended periods of painful constipation. IBS-A patients experience a mix of these 2 symptomatic conditions that is truly the worst of both worlds!Some patients also suffer regular bouts of flu like symptoms including fever, vomiting and nausea.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome Causes
There have been several theories concerning contributing factors to IBS. Food sensitivity, hormonal changes, parasitic infestation and abnormal bacterial levels have all been linked to IBS symptoms. However, the most common cause of IBS is psychological and emotional
stress.
Treatments for physical causes have shown poor curative results and usually enact only minor symptomatic relief. Therapy directed at psychological causation has shown good statistics for the complete and permanent resolution of all symptoms.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome Treatment
Medical science has theorized about many possible causes for this condition. Treatment has revolved around pharmaceutical drugs, regardless of the suspected cause. Most of these drugs have been a complete failure in curing IBS and only partially successful in reducing the symptoms. A good number of these drugs also produce side effects that are often worse than the original IBS symptoms!The pain and symptoms of this debilitating condition are verifiably real and physical. The patient usually demonstrates a history of psychological pain syndromes and might suffer from several simultaneously, or in alternating sequence. The patient’s subconscious mind is the root of all their problems, creating the symptoms as a defense against sensitive and repressed emotional issues. The best way to permanently cure IBS is by using
knowledge therapy.
Many of my readers have reported a knowledge therapy cure for their
back pain
and also relief for their chronic IBS. This really substantiates the link between IBS and
psychosomatic pain.
Recommendation on Irritable Bowel Syndrome
I know quite a few people who have suffered with this condition. I am also a former sufferer. I never had constant problems with IBS, nor was it my main complaint. I did have an ultra sensitive stomach for most of my adult life. I was often sickened by simple foods that I ate on a regular basis. I always thought this was strange, but never realized there was a psychological link to this condition. When I finally discovered that my horrible back pain was caused by psychological issues, I also started to believe that the IBS might be as well…I cured my back pain and life got much better. In the process, my IBS and general
digestive tract sensitivity
COMPLETELY DISAPPEARED. In the time since then, I have learned that almost all the health problems I encountered in life were related to the same psychological causation as my back pain. My stomach is now solid as a rock. In fact, I can eat everything!!! I have enjoyed my world travels much more since my stomach calmed down. It is a pleasure to never have to worry about what I eat or drink. I have proven the link between IBS and my subconscious mind. I hope you can heal your Irritable Bowel Syndrome soon. The answer is not in some new drug. The true solution is inside your mind…
Irritable Bowel Syndrome to Back Pain Home
1/21/07 Revised 6/24/09

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