What Actually Causes IBS?
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (or IBS) is a 20th century disease that causes people to suffer with inconsistent bowel movements. With IBS, you cycle from having diarrhea to being constipated. This constant back and forth is harmful to your digestive system and difficult to endure. Cures for IBS seem few and far between, but there is one method that gets to the cause of digestive problems. IBS is actually quite common; although many people are unaware they have it. It can go undiagnosed and without treatment for years. This is possibly due to the lack of awareness about IBS. It affects men, women and children, although it is seen slightly more in female patients. It’s the number one diagnosis made by most gastroenterologists (doctors who deal with the digestive system). However, even with this prevalence cures for IBS are hard to find. IBS sufferers not only deal with bloating and cramps, but a variety of other symptoms. These include mucous in the stool, fatigue, changes in bowel habits and
