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"They All Laughed When We Went To A Hypnotherapist ' Until Our IBS Went Away!"
I know YOU might find this almost impossible to believe, but it's 100% true! If you are interested in getting rid of the abdominal pain, bloating, constipation and diarrhoea of IBS safely ... finally enjoying life with all the energy and enthusiasm of a 3 year old ... then this is going to be the most important article you're going to read. Here's why: In the next few minutes ... you'll discover the key ingredient that many doctors and patients either do not know, or keep as a closely guarded secret ... that could completely wipe out IBS and give you more energy and control over your life than the power of a jumbo-jet on steroids! But first I have to warn you ... What you are about to read will offend some people. You see, some practitioners out there just want to suck your money away faster than a vacuum cleaner devouring dirt! These scumbags do not like real solutions that banish IBS being shared with the public. Why? ... Because if you're in control of your life that's completely free from IBS, they won't get your money! But ... I'm going to share something both powerful and life changing with you because I have morals and I like to sleep at night. So to the quacks (drug company promoting 'Ductors') that prey on unsuspecting people like a hungry lion preys on a baby zebra, I make no apologies. To IBS sufferers reading ... and the genuine doctors and health practitioners that care about their patients, feel free to share this article and spread the word. I am going to reveal the shocking truth about ...
"The Wrong Way And The Right Way To Free Yourself From IBS With Hypnosis!" Now ... if you think I'm talking about stage hypnosis, mind control, 'IBS is all in your head', taking away your ability to think for yourself or any of that nonsense ... think again. Fact #1 You've already been hypnotised and you do it to yourself every single day! Have you ever heard people use phrases like 'pain in the butt', 'pain in the neck', 'getting under my skin', 'it's breaking my back working here', 'cracking me up', etc etc ... And then having health problems?! The amazing thing about this sort of self hypnosis is that when the mind believes it, the body acts upon it as though it were real. I know YOU repetitively use certain words and phrases, either aloud or in your head. Are your words and phrases helpful or harmful to your gut? You know ... hypnosis isn't good or bad. It just works! And it works for anyone with a pulse ... but when it's used positively, the greatest dreams you have will seem like mere cartoons compared with the life you can create for your future. Keep reading to find out how ... But ... if you don't know how to use it for yourself, or if you haven't got someone using it correctly with you, you're blindly playing darts with your body as the target ... with little hope of creating a healthy gut. Now if you're curious about what the heck hypnosis has to do with something as embarrassing, painful and serious as IBS, keep reading ... Fact 2# Whatever affects your brain influences your gut! Some examples are stress, fear, anxiety, negative thoughts, low self-esteem, distorted perceptions etc etc ... all of these can harm your digestive and bowel functions. Why? Because processing in the communication link between the gut and the brain can dramatically influence the outcome of IBS. Sensations of pain and disturbed bowel function results from how the gut 'knows' what to do ... More specifically, the cycle of the gut - nervous system loop resulting in diarrhoea or constipation ... comes from the signals through processing in the brain ... There is always a loop going on between the brain and the gut, so make sure you get in control of this cycle fast. Fact 3# Hypnosis can help restore digestive & bowel functioning safely. In an altered state of consciousness such as trance induced by hypnosis ... it's entirely possible for the processing of the gut-brain cycle to be restored to a healthy level of processing. When you're in a healthy trance state ... where can i buy zelnorm online functions that you normally can't, such as temperature, blood pressure, heart rate etc etc ... Now for your IBS it's a matter of learning to control your own digestive processes too. Recently a study of 250 patients aged 19-79 years, 50 male, at the Dept of Medicine, Duke university Hospital of South Manchester ... concluded that this study clearly demonstrates that 'hypnotherapy remains an extremely effective treatment treatments for constipation with irritable bowel syndrome which should prove more cost-effective as new, more expensive drugs come on to the market' (adapted in part from study). Now ... what does this mean for YOU? For starters, correcting the processing of your gut-brain cycle which is normally not under conscious control ... can dramatically improve your gut and your quality of life ... the most natural, exercise and ibs: what's the connection? that has been scientifically proven to work, is hypnotherapy. But be warned ... In some parts of the world hypnotherapy isn't regulated, so you've got some people practising that have only read books or attended a weekend seminar on hypnosis ... So be careful who you work with. You'll find some great practitioners though. Better still ... If you can find one trained in the methods used in the study done in Manchester as mentioned above ... your chances of success will increase dramatically. Now ... please don't think that I am saying hypnosis is the only way to sooth IBS. Just as repeating negative thoughts in your mind aggravates your gut, so too can your diet and lifestyle choices. It isn't rocket science to understand how a diet of burgers, fries and high sugar (particularly fructose & fructan rich) content foods don't work well for IBS. There's a fantastic new program called 'Cure IBS Fast' that's from a hypnotherapist (yours truly ) trained in the approach used in the Manchester study that proved how effective hypnosis is in treating IBS. In addition to 4 self-relaxation CDs, I've also compiled the latest diets, exercises, remedies and much more for you to use privately ... to quickly & easily relieve IBS and it's embarrassing consequences without having to rely on drugs. This program comes with a 30 day money back sugar alcohol and ibs only available from www.cureibsfast.com For a limited time, I am offering the e-books and 4 self hypnosis audio sessions for $US67.00 with free shipping worldwide. PLUS if you order within the next 7 days I will include an exclusive set of recipes to tantalize your tastebuds (imagine eating again without worrying about IBS ' how great would that feel), valued at $US27 FREE. Visit www.cureibsfast.com It doesn't matter if it's 2:00 in the morning.
By Adam Szmerling
Website: www.cureibsfast.com Email: adam@cureibsfast.com
About the author: Hypnotherapist & NLP Life Coach ' IBS relaxation consultant. Melbourne, Australia. Practising Hypnotherapist. Email adam@cureibsfast.com Website www.cureibsfast.com
Do you suffer from recurrent stomach pain accompanied with diarrhoea or constipation? You are not alone. Diet, lifestyle changes for irritable bowel syndrome (or IBS) affects 10-20% of the people in our country. Women make up 70% of that number. Doctors diagnose IBS frequently in their offices. But what are the great tips to prevent irritable bowel syndrome syndrome?
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Flaxseed Watching your diet is sometimes not enough to completely control the symptoms, and natural or herbal supplements can help, as Marion discovered: 'After about six months of a horrendously restrictive diet (ultra low-fat vegan with no raw veggies or fruit except banana) and a lot of Metamucil, I managed to get it sort of under control. But if I deviated from the diet, the chronic diarrhea would come back. Someone I met told me that she had helped her IBS by taking a tablespoon of freshly ground flaxseed with a glass of water or juice every morning. I thought it was another crackpot cure, but eventually I decided to try it. She had told me that pre-ground flaxseed didn't work because flax seed starts to oxidize as soon as you grind it and that whole flax seeds are no good either, because they cannot be digested properly. After years of IBS, in about two weeks it just went away. I cannot believe that I now have perfectly normal, regular bowel movements.'
Calcium tablets Linda, who suffers from severe diarrhea, says: 'What has helped me for more than two years is calcium carbonate, an over-the-counter supplement. I take three tablets a day, one at each meal. The most success has come from using any formula of calcium supplement that is like Caltrate 600 Plus with vitamin D and minerals. The only side effect is at the beginning of taking the calcium do you really have ibs? gas or indigestion, but this usually goes away after taking a regular dose for a few days.'
Fiber, water and yoga Pam, who struggles with constipation, has developed a combination of things which work for her: 'I drink Metamucil (psyllium fibre) every day and try to relax, pray or meditate, even do a little yoga. The more I make myself relax and take time to de-stress the better I can manage my problem. I know time for yourself is very hard to come by sometimes but I have to if I'm going to manage this. I try to drink at least three bottles of water a day. This is also hard sometimes but I have to take care of me the best I can. I also take a mild anti-depressant. This has helped a bunch in my stress department and in turn has helped my IBS.'
Looking at your diet Laura describes how a close examination of her diet helped her IBS: 'I was placed on every kind of medication, and sometimes they worked in the short term, sometimes they didn't work at all. The doctor finally suggested trying to alter my diet in cycles, and we discovered that eating meat was my problem. I became a vegetarian and no longer have constant problems. Sometimes I even go years without any pain at all. It's worth all the effort you put into it when you finally feel better.'
Mina also found that dietary change helped control her symptoms, alongside traditional medication: 'I've made a number of changes to my diet. I've eliminated milk and mostly any dairy, fried foods, sugar for the most part, pop, alcohol, potato chips, spicy food, rice, pasta and bread. Most recently I'm eliminating flour. But my best friend for the last couple of years has been Imodium Quick Dissolve tablets. I don't ever leave home without them. I just have to make sure I don't overdo it. If I ever become immune to the wonder drug I am gonna be a real mess!' We have taken the privilege of proclaiming this article to be a very informative and interesting article on Constipation. We now give you the liberty to proclaim it too.
Soluble versus insoluble fiber Some nutritionists believe that IBS sufferers' intestines react differently to soluble and insoluble fiber, and this has been Stu's experience: 'After trying all kinds of drugs and healthy eating, my pains were still there. I found by accident that it wasn't so much what I ate but whether I ate it on a full stomach or not. My failsafe is pasta on an empty stomach, I get no reaction - it is soluble fibre that settles the colon apparently. I quickly searched on the internet for recipes high in soluble fibre and I have improved. Most significantly though I am on no medication and this puts me in control of the IBS, not the other way around. I think this is important as stress certainly can trigger the symptoms off. I don't avoid insoluble fibre as it is essential for the body, but I recommend that you eat it on a full stomach.'
All the self-help tips in this article have come from IBS sufferers who have found a way to "the wrong way and the right way to soothe irritable bowel. Before trying any form of self-help, please make sure that you have your doctor's approval, and do check that anything you try will not interfere with any medication you are taking.
Sufferers often find that they have to deal with the symptoms themselves, through self-help methods and supplements, rather than by using conventional medicines. However, this does not mean that there is no hope of improvement. By sharing their experiences, sufferers can learn a lot about what really helps to ease IBS. Quality is better than quantity. It is of no use writing numerous pages of nonsense for the reader. Instead, it is better to write a short, and informative article on specific subjects like Ibs. People tend to enjoy it more.
Stress and IBS Daniel believes that his symptoms are related to his emotions and stress: 'I thought that when I was stuck on the toilet, experiencing the most severe cramps, thinking I was about to pass out from the pain, feeling like I was about to throw up, I was the only one. I'm still trying to work it out but I believe it has a lot to do with my psychological state. I say this because although I don't get too stressed out at any one moment, I do have general worries about money and life. I tend to find when I'm not worrying about these things I don't get the pain as much, if at all. It's easier said than done of course, I can't just stop worrying about money or my future, but being aware of these things seems to help - being optimistic and knowing that everything is only temporary. I have been taking Colpermin (peppermint capsules) as a preventative which often helps and for a while I took painkillers which I think helped.'
A final word Lastly, please do make sure that you have been officially diagnosed with IBS and had your symptoms fully investigated zelnorm online any self-help methods. As Joe found out, bowel symptoms can be due something other than IBS: 'I was diagnosed with IBS, but I went to get a second opinion. They did an ultrasound followed by albright college-through which showed major inflammation and blockage of my small intestine. The final diagnosis is Crohn's disease. It's a pity they didn't catch it before I was seriously ill, instead of fobbing me off with excuses of 'It's IBS, there's no cure so live with it!''