As an IBS sufferer, your health is often in your hands. You are the one that is living with IBS, and you are the one that needs to understand it, –even though you may be seeking outside help from… Read more »
There is a part of ourselves we cannot see and therefore often overlook. It is called energy. Chinese medicine recognises the flow of energy in our bodies as being vital to balance and health. Reiki is an alternative therapy, a… Read more »
We’ve all done it. After a hard day we’ve eaten that dish that we know we’ll “pay for”, had a few crisps or had a glass of wine, secretly hoping to get away with it. Let’s face it, it’s… Read more »
Stress and IBS often go together, fuelling each other. To counter stress and IBS, it is essential to understand that stress gets its power from FEAR. What kind of fears did I have deep down? Maybe you may have similar ones:… Read more »
One of the most difficult IBS to deal with is feeling so tired. The overwhelming impression that you have a million things to do, and no energy to do them with. I don’t know about you but just getting… Read more »
I used to think that stress was something I had to endure and had no control over. So learning that stress could be fuelling my IBS just made me feel even more helpless. But then I discovered that we… Read more »
One particularly unpleasant symptom that a number of IBS sufferers deal with is nausea and vomiting. I used to vomit regularly as a child, and continued to do so quite regularly as an adult, so I know that volatile… Read more »
If you have IBS, chances are that you have developed some kind of food intolerance that is making your digestion, and life in general, painful. Maybe it’s lactose intolerance, fructose intolerance or gluten intolerance that is keeping you awake… Read more »
Are you being careful with meds? Or do they tend to pile up? We are part of a culture of prescribing and taking meds. We have been brought up like this. All of us. You go to the doctor,… Read more »
Do you feel that your IBS symptoms don’t make sense? It’s a common problem. One day you will be relatively fine, and the next you will have a flare-up for no apparent reason. And this is particularly frustrating if… Read more »