Re: IBS Question

[Guest guest]

For me, I really felt the best when I was eating a high fiber,

non-processed food diet. I know, easier said than done. It is very

hard to do this (unless you have someone to cook for you!) when you

are in the middle of some terrible fatigue or FM flare. I am NOT

eating that way now & suffering for it.

Hope you find something to make you feel better

DonnaL

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> Hi, everyone!

> Does anyone have IBS and what treatment do you use that's been

effective?

> Many Thanks,

> PJ

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[Guest guest]

I've had IBS problems for a couple of years. My doctor suggested I

stop eating dairy (eggs are ok, but no milk, cheese,etc) and anything

that has gluten in it, plus I make 1 protein shake daily with a produc

by Metagenics called UltraInfamX360. This completely works for me and

as long as stick to it I don't have the problem. It took about two

weeks for the symptoms to go away completely.

Jody

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> Hi, everyone!

> Does anyone have IBS and what treatment do you use that's been

effective?

> Many Thanks,

> PJ

>

[Guest guest]

Hi PJ, I used to have terrible IBS, to the point of having to pull the car

over and run for the bushes quite regularly <sigh>. For me, dealing with the

Leaky Gut, food and chemical allergies/sensitivities through a modality

called NAET did the trick. It is an investment in time, discipline, and $$$

(though not outrageous at all, about the cost of an average acupuncture

session). It took my 3 years’ treatment but things are a lot better now. I

once could only eat chicken and white rice, for years, without having a

terrible reaction of one kind or another.

NAET is a blend of acupuncture & Chinese medicine, homeopathy, and

kinestheology. The thing is, it’s not an MLM miracle cure money grab. The

thing is to find an experienced practitioner, just google NAET and the

website has a list of all the practitioners and their credentials and

experience. Look for one who has multiple layers of training and recent

training too. I have tried a million other things that didn’t work, but this

technique was very effective for me. It did not cure my ME, but at least I

have a fairly normal diet and my IBS is about 85% better.

If you cannot access someone, the next best thing is any book by Dr. Janice

Joneja (PhD Nutrition), a researcher who has developed an exhaustive set of

protocols for allergies/sensitivities and how to clear them, deal with IBS

and so on. I actually did see her, but as it turned out I was too sensitive

for even her protocols – she was amazed! Nice woman and very smart, and

state of the art info and methods for working with all that stuff. Good Luck

PJ & take care, Aylwin xox