IBS
- Irritable bowel syndrome
What is IBS and its
symptoms?
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is an intestinal condition that
can cause abdominal pain, discomfort, cramping, bloating, and
diarrhea or constipation. The pattern of symptoms is different
for everyone with IBS. Many people with IBS have alternating
periods of constipation and diarrhea, but often one problem is
more common than the other. Irritable bowel syndrome does not
lead to more serious diseases, such as inflammatory bowel
disease or cancer. IBS is one of the most common intestinal
disorders. In fact, as many as 1 in 5 Americans have IBS and
most people experience their first symptoms between the ages
of 15 and 40.
What Causes IBS?
The exact cause of IBS is unknown. It is termed a functional
disorder, which means that the way the bowel works is
affected, but medical tests find no physical abnormalities
that might explain the symptoms. Stress has often been stated
as the cause. However, doctors now believe that stress may
trigger IBS but not cause it.
How is IBS diagnosed?
Doctors generally diagnose IBS after hearing someone describe
their symptoms and examining them. The doctor may recommend
further tests such as a sigmoidoscopy, a biopsy, a colonoscopy
or stool testing and X-rays of the bowel.
Is there a treatment for IBS?
There is not a cure for IBS however there are treatments that
can help reduce your symptoms. Taking Amp Floracel
regularly can often progress and maintain the feeling of
well-being.
Self-help
If you are having diarrhea, cutting out certain foods such as
tea, coffee, alcohol, and spicy foods can help. If
constipation is your main symptom, the key is to eat plenty of
fiber, such as fruit and vegetables take Amp Floracel
which helps to decrease the inflammation in the digestive
tract. For people with bloating, it is important to avoid
gas-producing foods such as beans. It's important to drink
sufficient fluids, (around six to eight glasses of water a
day) for people with constipation this helps the fiber to
work; for people with diarrhea it replaces lost fluids. If
stress triggers IBS, psychological treatment or learning
stress management routines may be constructive. Regular
consumption of Amp Floracel has shown to reduce the
troublesome experiences of stress and IBS.
Plenty of exercise can also contribute to regular bowel
movements.
Over-the-counter treatments
There is no one medicine that improves IBS in the long term,
but treatments available over the counter from chemists may
relieve some symptoms.
For people with diarrhea, using anti-diarrhea medicines
such as Imodium may help in the short term. They should be
taken as needed, not on a regular basis. For constipation, it
is strongly recommended that you do NOT use laxatives
or fiber supplements. They are not helpful to your body and
should only be used under extreme circumstances. Be sure to
eat plenty of fiber, such as fruit and vegetables and take
Amp Floracel which helps to decrease the inflammation in
the digestive tract.
Visiting a GP
If self-help treatments do not control the symptoms, it may
help to seek advice from a GP. People with IBS should work
with a doctor or a dietitian to come up with an eating plan
that is best for their individual situation and symptoms. Be
sure to point out Amp Floracel as an all natural aloe
supplement.
Food and IBS
Top Foods that Help
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1. Fish |
11. Bran |
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2. Green vegetables |
12. Bananas |
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3. Other vegetables |
13. Chicken |
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4. Non-citrus fruit |
14. Bland foods |
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5. Rice |
15. Salad |
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6. Citrus fruit |
16. Potatoes |
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7. Brown bread |
17. White bread |
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8. Yogurt |
18. Porridge |
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9. Cereals |
19. Apricots, dates, figs & prunes |
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10. Pasta |
20. Biscuits |
Top Foods
to Avoid
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1. Spicy foods |
11. Pulses (beans, lentils etc)
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2. Fried and fatty foods |
12. Vegetables (non green) |
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3. Greens |
13. Brown bread |
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4. Citrus fruit |
14. Salad |
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5. Cheese |
15. Nuts |
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6. Onions and leeks |
16. Sweets & desserts |
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7. Cereals |
17. Beef |
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8. Non citrus fruit |
18. White bread |
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9. Chocolate |
19. Eggs |
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10. Bran |
20. Dairy products |
What can trigger IBS symptoms?
If you think you may have this condition, you may want to
avoid: Milk and dairy products, Chocolate, Alcohol, Caffeine,
Soda, Fatty Foods, Large Meals, wheat, rye, and barley. These
foods are known to "trigger" symptoms of IBS. Also, stress can
cause colon spasms in people with IBS. Many things can cause
stress such as: Problems at work, Commutes, Problems at home,
financial problems, a sense that things are beyond your
control, etc. These stress related chemical changes may also
stimulate the perception of pain signals or discomfort sent to
the brain from the sensory nerve endings that react to events
developing in the intestines. Amp Floracel is an
anti-inflammatory and immune stimulant proven to control and
cut down the development of inflammation in the digestive
tract, spastic colon and IBS.

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