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However, recent research published inthe journal Gastroenterology has actually found 'mini-inflammations' in the gut mucosa of IBSpatients. This inflammation is thought to upset the sensitive balance of the bowel andN MasonBSMN CNHCBlog.bodykind.com...
August 12, 2024 at 9:04 AM Dr. Isabella, first I am so grateful for your research. I suffered multiple symptoms for years which I thought were menopause related, but when I finally got my hormones balanced with bioidenticals, I did not feel any better! Then I found you and begged my...
A recent study examined the experiences of participants in a virtual yoga program and found that they reported increased awareness of their bodies and improved symptom management. The study also highlighted the importance of factors such as convenience, tailored treatment, autonomy, and social support ...
hairofred , 09/12/2024 Gotta pay Its another app that you have to pay 15$ a month to use. And they push that you have to use it for 6-8 weeks every day to make it worth it. Im all for using it ever day. But if the reason we have ibs issues is from stress or anxiety...
If we are not taking action by reading, asking questions, discussing ideas, and researching key questions, we are probably falling behind in today’s world. As we begin to understand issues, we can also increase public awareness and advocate for people and meaningful causes....
IBS-C symptoms may be associated with the gender-specific psychological way of illness perception, symptom awareness and coping with the disease. Visceral perception of abdominal pain in IBS-C patients may also decrease with age. Our results showed that the most common symptom and the most ...