IBS Irritable Bowel Syndrome

This month the NHS in the UK are raising awareness about IBS.

Common IBS symptoms
• Alternating between diarrhoea and constipation
• Spasms along the digestive tract causing cramps
• Undigested food particles in stools
• Bloating and gas

 

We know that IBS is is really an umbrella term for a range of possible issues. I have seen many many clients over the years with IBS who infact have parasite – you can test for these here, others have a yeast overgrowth, some have a problem with the protein part of foods and others increasingly have an issue with the different kinds of natural sugars that occur in our diets – these people are FODMAP sensitive. If you are interested in trying to find out what is triggering your IBS please give me a call 01273775480 and I can see if a nutritional therapy consultation can help you. Emma

 

 

 

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