IBS

[Guest guest]

Hi Doris,

Also check for Helicobacter pylori(camoylobacter). These are the

numbers that I have found in the matrix 2033,3888,2359. this is the

biggest culprit in Ulcers (not stress!), IBS and a host of other

conditions. It is estimated that two thirds of the population is

infected with H-pylori. One clue to infection may be bad breath with

an amonia smell. I always look for that with any gut concerns,

Regards,

Lori Marcus

Offering online mentoring /training and Quantum Clinics

e-mail me for more information lm@...

>

> IBSHi Doris,

> Check for Celiac's Crohn's or any other inflammatory condition of

the bowel

> or small intestine. Check for food allergies or sensitivities,

especially

> wheat. Check all the pathogens. Check for Leaky Gut. find the

cause and

> balance it. Use healing herbs for this area such as Aloe Vera

Juice Slippery

> Elm or Okra Pepsin. Get a good quality probiotic such as

> Acidolphilus/Bifidus to repopulate the bowel.

> Phil

> IBS

>

>

> Hello All

>

> I do not write to the group much, but I really enjoy this group

it puts

> out a lot of important information.

>

> I have been a QXCI user for about three years and my husbands

daughter has

> a really sever problem as soon as she eats she has to go straight

to the

> bath room.

>

> If anyone has information on how to help her with this condition

either

> with Protocals, vit., homopathic etc. please let us know, it is

really a sad

> thing when you can't enjoy the food you eat.

>

> Thanks

>

> Doris G. Land

>

>

> Ph: (864)-801-5922

> Fax: (864)-801-2121

> E-Mail: doris.land@...

>

>

>

>

> ............................................

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think you mean Homeopathic repertory to check symptoms, not the actual

materia medica, I use 's repertory

Ravi

>From: " kathy " <kathyqx@...>

>Reply-qxci-english

><qxci-english >

>Subject: Re: IBS

>Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 19:08:01 -0500

>

>I love this answer. For any of you who have yet to take a class in

>Homeopathy, please do so soon. The Homeopathic Medical Materia is an

>extremely old and NOT outdated book. Centuries of study went into finding

>out symptoms and the homeopathic which helps them. The book is designed as

>a guide, look up a symptom, write down the items, go to the next symptom

>and

>cross off anything which does not apply, go to the next symptom, and cross

>off the items which do not apply (or make strike marks next to the items if

>you like) at the end you will find you only have one or two items which are

>common for all the symptoms...pretty cool.

>

>Yours in Health,

>Dr. Kathy

>

> Re: IBS

>

>

> > Hi Doris

> >

> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum

> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium

> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which

> > one could be better.

> >

> > With

> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine

> >

> > Have a great day.

> >

> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ___________________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

That is fine too but the one I was referring to is the Boericke's

Homeopathic Materia Medica with repertory.

Kathy

Re: IBS

>>

>>

>> > Hi Doris

>> >

>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum

>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium

>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which

>> > one could be better.

>> >

>> > With

>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine

>> >

>> > Have a great day.

>> >

>> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> > ___________________________________________________________

>> >

[Guest guest]

If h pylor is involved, liquid propolis works really well. I speak

from personal experience. is Rotella, M.Ac., CNC

> >

> > IBSHi Doris,

> > Check for Celiac's Crohn's or any other inflammatory condition of

> the bowel

> > or small intestine. Check for food allergies or sensitivities,

> especially

> > wheat. Check all the pathogens. Check for Leaky Gut. find the

> cause and

> > balance it. Use healing herbs for this area such as Aloe Vera

> Juice Slippery

> > Elm or Okra Pepsin. Get a good quality probiotic such as

> > Acidolphilus/Bifidus to repopulate the bowel.

> > Phil

> > IBS

> >

> >

> > Hello All

> >

> > I do not write to the group much, but I really enjoy this group

> it puts

> > out a lot of important information.

> >

> > I have been a QXCI user for about three years and my husbands

> daughter has

> > a really sever problem as soon as she eats she has to go straight

> to the

> > bath room.

> >

> > If anyone has information on how to help her with this condition

> either

> > with Protocals, vit., homopathic etc. please let us know, it is

> really a sad

> > thing when you can't enjoy the food you eat.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Doris G. Land

> >

> >

> > Ph: (864)-801-5922

> > Fax: (864)-801-2121

> > E-Mail: doris.land@

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ............................................

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I would love to take a Homeopathy class, can anyone suggest a good class?

Thanks

Doris

From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ] On Behalf Of kathySent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 8:10 PMqxci-english Subject: Re: IBS

That is fine too but the one I was referring to is the Boericke's Homeopathic Materia Medica with repertory.Kathy Re: IBS>>>>>> > Hi Doris>> >>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which>> > one could be better.>> >>> > With>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine>> >>> > Have a great day.>> >>> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > ___________________________________________________________>> >

[Guest guest]

The best is Ammonium Carbonicum 30 LM drops. Two drops by day for two mounths. It is absolutely important to shake for ten times the bottle.

IBS> > > > > > Hello All> > > > I do not write to the group much, but I really enjoy this group > it puts> > out a lot of important information.> > > > I have been a QXCI user for about three years and my husbands > daughter has> > a really sever problem as soon as she eats she has to go straight > to the> > bath room.> > > > If anyone has information on how to help her with this condition > either> > with Protocals, vit., homopathic etc. please let us know, it is > really a sad> > thing when you can't enjoy the food you eat.> > > > Thanks> > > > Doris G. Land> > > > > > Ph: (864)-801-5922> > Fax: (864)-801-2121> > E-Mail: doris.land@> > > > > > > > > > ............................................> > > >

[Guest guest]

IBS is a disorder of the upper intestine; sometimes caused by a

stricture, usually a chronic infection.

A pathogen fluorish there is called SIBO, an acronym for Small

Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth. Science shows us that 96% of IBS

and IBD patients have an incorrect bacterial overgowth called

bowel or intestinal dysbiosis or dysbacteriosis somewhere in the

intestine. It's not H. Pylori but a cocktail of many species

fighting it out in there.

In any case, Phil is close by suggesting probiotics; however,

probiotics only work (somewhat) while you're taking them. Stop

taking them and often, in about four days all those symptoms

return; this is a well known attribute of probiotic

supplementation.

That's essentially a failure in the therapy; it occurs because

probiotics only represent a starter culture. A starter culture

has to be actively working the food in order to divide, form

colonies and outcompete on the bowel wall, issue antibacterials

and anticancer enzymes and short chain fatty acids.

Beneficial probiotic bacteria have specific needs. What's missing

is FEEDING these bacteria because of a dietary deficiency of

inulin, an indigestible soluble fiber. About 3/4 to 4/5 of the

inulin required to support a healthy bowel ecology is deficient

in nearly eveyone's diet, because people are eating too many

carbohydrates and not nearly enough high-inulin vegetables.

So,,,, regardless of whether one chooses the expensive probiotic

capsules, you still need to feed them to activate them, and if

you choose to feed your own starter culture you don't need the

probiotics at all. Even antibiotic-associated diarrhea can be

dissipated with inulin alone.

Conversely, feeding your gut ecology with carbohydrates (natchos

and potato chips, corn, potatoes, grain, gravies, starch,

pancakes etc) favours the growth of pathogenic organisms to

fluorish over the probiotic ones. These bad bacteria work easy

carbs faster and do much better on them than the beneficial

bacteria do. This scenario created by the modern diet is the

opposite of the conditions that allowed us to survive and evolve

the bowel ecology we have today; it completely upsets that

ecology.

Point of fact is that inulin-containing foods were used by the

ancient Greeks 2,000 years ago, and the Chinese 3,000 years

before that, to correct exactly the same bowel problems when they

occurred.

We know more specifics today; for example, when dysbiosis exists

for just a little while candida begins to thrive in the bowel,

responding to a favourable condition, and you HAVE to go on a

carb-restricted diet to get rid of this persistent (and fatal)

infection. Leaky gut results also in only a few months as Phil

suggested.

The second thing that happens is that the condition produces

physical toxin stressors; this as well as the carbs you eat

directly suppresses the immune system. This is made worse by the

emerging leaky gut condition allowing inflammation-causing

bacteria and food particles into the bloodstream. Leaky gut

reactions pre-empt immune response and draws the body's energies

low by essentially monopolising the immune system's attention.

So, people with IBS, Crohn's and colitis must all attend also to

leaky gut and candida fluorish. An anti-candida diet with inulin

supplements, and standard leaky gut therapy is what's required.

There's about a week's worth of scientific reading on the

importance of inulin in the diet on my website; you can find it

in a Goooogle search on " inulin references " . This is the most

comprehensive online site on this subject with more than 200

references.

Further, you might want to know that the Myth that IBS is caused

somehow by stress has been dispelled. See below.

Point is, regardless of whatever else you do, your bowel's

biological requirement is not adequately met without the dietary

inulin being at least 10 grams daily.

I've helped more than 800 people who had bowel disorders.

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IBD symptoms not caused by stressful events

Stressful situations do not trigger symptoms of inflammatory

bowel disease, results of a Spanish study show.

http://www.medwire-news.md/news/article.aspx?k=52 & id=55001

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Western lifestyle increases diverticular disease risk

Results of a Swedish population-based study have shown that the

risk of developing diverticular disease is higher among natives

of the country than among immigrants from non-Westernized

countries.

http://www.medwire-news.md/news/article.aspx?k=41 & id=55130

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Duncan Crow

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/

[Guest guest]

There will be on line classes with IMUNE Qualifications very soon:

These will initially be IQBNM, where their courses will be structured to 3 levels. As with all courses that IMUNE examines and credentials all experienced trainers are open to submit information. This is already in process with the Australian and South African Seminars this week and for the somatic-emotional seminar by Gage Tarrant in Holland end march.

For course content see www.iqbnm.org

Postings ref the IMUNE aspects will be posted next week (ish) when the Senior Academic Board has reviewed the structure etc.

Dr Kelsey PhDVice Chancellor IMUNET:+44 (0)121 243 6318F: +44 (0)870 460 1138

Re: IBS>>>>>> > Hi Doris>> >>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which>> > one could be better.>> >>> > With>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine>> >>> > Have a great day.>> >>> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > ___________________________________________________________>> >

[Guest guest]

Why not go to White Dove Healing and take the class from Bill Cunningham and his staff? I certainly appreciated his class.

Barbara Linde

RE: IBS

I would love to take a Homeopathy class, can anyone suggest a good class?

Thanks

Doris

[Guest guest]

Look up on the internet the British Institute of Homeopathy. They run excellent homeopathic and nutritional correspondence courses."Land, Doris" <doris.land@...> wrote: I would love to take a Homeopathy class, can anyone suggest a good class? Thanks Doris From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ] On Behalf Of kathySent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 8:10 PMqxci-english Subject: Re: IBS That is fine too but the one I was referring to is the Boericke's Homeopathic Materia Medica with repertory.Kathy Re: IBS>>>>>> > Hi Doris>> >>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which>> > one could be better.>> >>> > With>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine>> >>> > Have a great day.>> >>> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >

___________________________________________________________>> >

[Guest guest]

Dear Doris, I highly recommend the White Dove Healing Arts classes by Bill Cunningham. They are designed to work perfectly the the EPFX/SCIO. You can contact him by: www.whitedovehealing.com or 866-819-4038. Best Wishes, Nirvana"Land, Doris" <doris.land@...> wrote: I would love to take a Homeopathy class, can anyone suggest a good class? Thanks Doris From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ] On Behalf Of kathySent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 8:10 PMqxci-english Subject: Re: IBS That is fine too but the one I was referring to is the Boericke's Homeopathic Materia Medica with repertory.Kathy Re: IBS>>>>>> > Hi Doris>> >>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which>> > one could be better.>> >>> > With>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine>> >>> > Have a great day.>> >>>

> From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > ___________________________________________________________>> >

[Guest guest]

Can anybody tell me how several postings on IBS have to do with homeopathy and White Dove???????

It is etiquette to change the Subject heading to reflect the content of the e-mail!!! I have stopped contributing to this group because it is a waste of my time to read an e-Mail where the Content has nothing to do with the Subject.

It doesn't take but a few seconds to change the subject line to reflect the e-mail content. Let's not be lazy and show our e-mail manners!!!

Castiglia, MD

[Guest guest]

The British Institute of Homeopathy has wonderful correspondence courses, I have just completed one called "Introduction to Homeopathy" came with a book, two videos and lots of notes,"Land, Doris" <doris.land@...> wrote: I would love to take a Homeopathy class, can anyone suggest a good class? Thanks Doris From: qxci-english [mailto:qxci-english ] On Behalf Of kathySent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 8:10 PMqxci-english Subject: Re: IBS That is fine too but the one I was referring to is the Boericke's Homeopathic Materia Medica with repertory.Kathy Re: IBS>>>>>> > Hi Doris>> >>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which>> > one could be better.>> >>> > With>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine>> >>> > Have a great day.>> >>> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México>> >>>

>>> >>> >>> >>> > ___________________________________________________________>> >

[Guest guest]

Anyone who is interested in homoeopathy at all should get a copy of the

book: "Rediscovering Real Medicine" by Dr Elmiger ISBN:

1-8433-190-X and study it!

Sheena Macquet wrote:

The British Institute of Homeopathy has wonderful correspondence

courses, I have just completed one called "Introduction to Homeopathy"

came with a book, two videos and lots of notes,

"Land, Doris" <doris.land@...> wrote:

I would love to take a

Homeopathy class, can anyone suggest a good class?

Thanks

Doris

From: qxci-english

[mailto:qxci-english ] On Behalf Of kathy

Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 8:10 PM

qxci-english

Subject: Re: IBS

That is fine too but the one I was referring to is the

Boericke's

Homeopathic Materia Medica with repertory.

Kathy

Re: IBS

>>

>>

>> > Hi Doris

>> >

>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum

>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium

>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which

>> > one could be better.

>> >

>> > With

>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large

Intestine

>> >

>> > Have a great day.

>> >

>> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

___________________________________________________________

>> >

[Guest guest]

www.whitedovehealing.com

Mr. Cunningham worked with Dr. for years, and uses the Dr. Recommends homeopathics. Awesome family in Colorado to work with.

Check them out, email them and they can send you info.

Love and light to you

Re: IBS>>>>>> > Hi Doris>> >>> > You can check China Off., Gelsemium S., Natrum>> > Muriaticum, Phosphorus, Arsenicum Album, Podophyllium>> > P., on Homeopathic Medical Materia, to choose which>> > one could be better.>> >>> > With>> > Programs->Therapy ->Biofeedback->Large Intestine>> >>> > Have a great day.>> >>> > From Dr. Fuentes G. in Puebla, México>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > ___________________________________________________________>> >

[Guest guest]

Hallo,

Yesterday I treated myself for IBS after having had severe problems, diarrhea and nausea three and a half day. I was told after a medical investigation on Friday that I had a bowel infection, which I already knew. "Go home and rest and if it gets worse, come back" I was told. Unfortunately I have not had access to my computer since Friday, but when I got it yesterday I hooked up myself immediately. After the SCIO test extreme viral and fungal infection came up as the highest values, together with some bacterial infection and parasites. I used my Bourne protocol, which I find very, very good for most problems. Immediately afterwards I was much, much better, and today I am only a bit tired after the ordeal.

If you want more info, contact me directly at logos@...

Good luck!

Sven

IBS

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[Guest guest]

See Dr Alistair's protocol.

IBS

Does anyone have a protocol for very severe intestinal bowel disease?

[Guest guest]

If I seconded the probability of bacterial involvement in IBD and

IBS I'd be right about 96% of the time according to research.

Candidiasis group members are low carbing and using inulin, a

specific feed to strengthen the probiotic numbers and control the

infection; it works in about 2 months.

candidiasis

On 10 Jul 2007 at 12:47, qxci-english wrote:

> Re: IBS

[Guest guest]

a couple of things I would do is restore the bowel flora unicity

makes a product called probionics, but you can get these from the

acidophalous in yogurt. Then I woujld work virgin cold pressed

coconut oil into my diet. this aleiviates many bowel syptoms, aids

digestion, and in some cases reverses the disease. Start making use

of sesame oil. it has natural antibiotic properties topically and

internally. its a great efa as well. A good juicer is essential. use

the whole RAW fruit or vegitable PEEL and all, use the pulp as a soup

base of bake into bread. avoid process sugars (white,artificial

sweeteners ect..) You should notice some changes in your problem in

short order.

>

> Hallo,

>

> Yesterday I treated myself for IBS after having had severe

problems, diarrhea and nausea three and a half day. I was told after

a medical investigation on Friday that I had a bowel infection, which

I already knew. " Go home and rest and if it gets worse, come back " I

was told. Unfortunately I have not had access to my computer since

Friday, but when I got it yesterday I hooked up myself immediately.

After the SCIO test extreme viral and fungal infection came up as

the highest values, together with some bacterial infection and

parasites. I used my Bourne protocol, which I find very, very good

for most problems. Immediately afterwards I was much, much better,

and today I am only a bit tired after the ordeal.

>

> If you want more info, contact me directly at logos@...

>

> Good luck!

>

> Sven

> IBS

>

>

> Does anyone have a protocol for very severe intestinal bowel

disease?

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Is there a Bourne protocol for Epstein Barr?Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

Just Zap the epstein Barr virus you confront in the Matrix. After an individual reaction you'll see if it is the core thing. Could be Lymes as well. Reg, A. Bourne's: When you're interested, just buy yourself a Bourne's protocol CD. So you won't have to ask this kind of question over and over again with all those other issues. We don't get ourselves such a good Karma doing things the other way, if you know what I mean. There is a protocol for CHRONIC FATIGUE on his CD. His email: algail@... Cheers, Noël. RAINSOR@... wrote: Is there a Bourne protocol for Epstein Barr? Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL.com.

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[Guest guest]

I have had the worst time with my bowels. I went through a summer where I would have to pull the car over and run into the woods. Fun times. I have been scoped{ top and bottom},biopsied,tested... you name it. Then my doctor read a research paper about an intestinal bacteria and a uncommon antibiotic . He asked if I would be a guinea pig. I had nothing to lose since nothing had worked so far. Six weeks later I was fine. Which showed I had the overgrowth of the rare bad bacteria in my gut. Type of thing you get when you go away to a third world country. How it happened to me. Who knows. But it is not a uncommon with Fibro people. My doctor then delivered the news that the good thing was it worked and the bad thing was that it worked. Trouble is you cannot keep using the antibiotic because the

bacteria gets smart and just get resistant. And you have to keep taking it every three months since the antibiotic does not kill all the millions of little bugs just a few million. It really helped did help. Now I take it only occasionally while I get it under control permanently homeopathicly. I now have a very special diet so the bacteria has nothing to feed on. I still have trouble {diarrhea happens a lot} but I am not pulling my car over anymore. It is going to take a long time to get it under control but I cannot take the antibiotic for the rest of my life. I hope this helps.Sue From: jeanniemalkiewicz <jmm127@...>dominie Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2008 10:21:37 PMSubject: IBS I don't write often, but am really at a loss. I've just come thru a 7- week bout of IBS complete with diarrhea and severe cramping (no constipation) . Went thru tons of tests and thru process of elimination, IBS is the diagnosis (sounds a like like how I

was diagnosed with Fibro). Have been doing lots of reading on the web, but there is so much conflicting info, I was wondering if anyone out there has had success with something (i.e. medicine, diet, supplements, etc.)?

[Guest guest]

It may help to eat yogurt with live cultures to help replace the good bacteria.Darlene From: Urbanczyk <featherednst@...>Subject: Re: IBSdominie Date: Thursday, November 20, 2008, 10:16 PM

I have had the worst time with my bowels. I went through a summer where I would have to pull the car over and run into the woods. Fun times. I have been scoped{ top and bottom},biopsied, tested... you name it. Then my doctor read a research paper about an intestinal bacteria and a uncommon antibiotic . He asked if I would be a guinea pig. I had nothing to lose since nothing had worked so far. Six weeks later I was fine. Which showed I had the overgrowth of the rare bad bacteria in my gut. Type of thing you get when you go away to a third world country. How it happened to me. Who knows. But it is not a uncommon with Fibro people. My doctor then delivered the news that the good thing was it worked and the bad thing was that it worked. Trouble is you cannot keep using the antibiotic because the

bacteria gets smart and just get resistant. And you have to keep taking it every three months since the antibiotic does not kill all the millions of little bugs just a few million. It really helped did help. Now I take it only occasionally while I get it under control permanently homeopathicly. I now have a very special diet so the bacteria has nothing to feed on. I still have trouble {diarrhea happens a lot} but I am not pulling my car over anymore. It is going to take a long time to get it under control but I cannot take the antibiotic for the rest of my life. I hope this helps.Sue From: jeanniemalkiewicz <jmm127verizon (DOT) net>dominie@groups .comSent: Thursday, November 20, 2008 10:21:37 PMSubject: IBS I don't write often, but am really at a loss. I've just come thru a 7- week bout of IBS complete with diarrhea and severe cramping (no constipation) . Went thru tons of tests and thru process of elimination, IBS is the diagnosis (sounds a like like how I

was diagnosed with Fibro). Have been doing lots of reading on the web, but there is so much conflicting info, I was wondering if anyone out there has had success with something (i.e. medicine, diet, supplements, etc.)?

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeannie, I'm sure others here will know of medications etc., to help.

Like you, I also have IBS only I don't get diarrhea...I get chronic

constipation, instead. I also get severe acid reflux, at the same time.

So that it feels like my whole system is on fire. It completely

debilitates me when it happens. Plus the bloating etc.

Fortunately, I found a way (years ago) to completely control it. It's

through an all-natural recipe I devised. Then I moved, started having a

few takeaways (including gluten products) and went through a major

relapse. For about the last month I'm back on my all-natural diet. I'm

happy to say...the problem's fixed. As long as I'm careful. Because now

I realise it's always lurking in the background. So, this is the next

best thing to a cure, for me.

I don't know how this recipe would go with you. Because of the diarrhea.

Do you get chronic acid reflux, too? Hope you're feeling better, soon.

hugs Carlene

>

> I don't write often, but am really at a loss. I've just come thru a 7-

> week bout of IBS complete with diarrhea and severe cramping (no

> constipation). Went thru tons of tests and thru process of

> elimination, IBS is the diagnosis (sounds a like like how I was

> diagnosed with Fibro). Have been doing lots of reading on the web, but

> there is so much conflicting info, I was wondering if anyone out there

> has had success with something (i.e. medicine, diet, supplements,

etc.)?

>

[Guest guest]

Carlene, I have the exact problem you have and just yesterday called my pharmacist to see what they could recommend that I take. I'm on quite a bit of meds and don't like to take new meds unless I ask first. I too have IBS and have the constipation, where I can't eliminate for 1-2 wks at a time and it's so painful, that I'm doubled over in such extreme pain, (as if we need more pain). I also have acid reflux and take Nexium for that.

If you don't mind, would you share with me, what you do to live somewhat normal with whatever it is that you do. Without going in to detail I'm sure you can understand how I feel. Thank you so much and if this helps I would so owe you tremendously.

Why are we so messed up? It just seems like all of us have so many problems, conditions, illnesses, etc. It's horrible.

Thank you so much Hugs H

From: carlene.grimshaw <carlene.grimshaw@...>Subject: Re: IBSdominie Date: Thursday, November 20, 2008, 11:31 PM

Hi Jeannie, I'm sure others here will know of medications etc., to help.Like you, I also have IBS only I don't get diarrhea...I get chronicconstipation, instead. I also get severe acid reflux, at the same time.So that it feels like my whole system is on fire. It completelydebilitates me when it happens. Plus the bloating etc.Fortunately, I found a way (years ago) to completely control it. It'sthrough an all-natural recipe I devised. Then I moved, started having afew takeaways (including gluten products) and went through a majorrelapse. For about the last month I'm back on my all-natural diet. I'mhappy to say...the problem's fixed. As long as I'm careful. Because nowI realise it's always lurking in the background. So, this is the nextbest thing to a cure, for me.I don't know how this recipe would go with you. Because of the diarrhea.Do you get chronic acid reflux, too? Hope you're

feeling better, soon. hugs Carlene>> I don't write often, but am really at a loss. I've just come thru a 7-> week bout of IBS complete with diarrhea and severe cramping (no> constipation) . Went thru tons of tests and thru process of> elimination, IBS is the diagnosis (sounds a like like how I was> diagnosed with Fibro). Have been doing lots of reading on the web, but> there is so much conflicting info, I was wondering if anyone out there> has had success with something (i.e. medicine, diet, supplements,etc.)?>