Irritable
Bowel Syndrome (IBS), also known as spastic colon, can
easily be mistaken for the other inflammatory bowel diseases,
crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, because the symptoms
are so similar. Episodes of stomach upset or spasms causing
diarrhea or periods of constipation, are typical for all
three intestinal disorders. IBS causes sharp and stabbing
pain, or nagging, deep-seated aches.
In other cases there is no pain, just sudden urging and
diarrhea, which can be so urgent that it causes stool incontinence.
Bloating is the most common symptom, with much gas, belching,
and flatulence. Nausea can occur and there usually is an
excess of mucous in bowel movements. Stress and anxiety
can trigger attacks. Parasites and infections causing diarrhea
should also be ruled out, as parasites in particular can
be quite difficult to diagnose and eliminate. Stool results
for parasites usually return with negative results several
times before one returns positive, if at all.
IBS is the #1 reason for general
practitioner referrals to specialists. In well over 80%
of cases, tests reveal
the presence of an overgrowth of parasites, fungi, or pathogenic
bacteria. IBS is caused by a change in the number and
strength of intestinal contractions, which push food waste
through the intestine. When the contractions are faster
and stronger, they cause diarrhea, but if they are slower
and weaker, constipation follows. Anxiety and emotional
tension adversely affect symptoms or bring on an attack
even when there have been no other problems with the colon.
Dairy products, wheat, corn, and citrus fruits are often
irritations.
Diet plays a large part in IBS. Stomach
and intestinal disorders occur when refined and processed
foods are eaten
regularly (several times a week). They are much more difficult
to digest than wholesome foods rich in enzymes and other
essential nutrients. Adequate dietary fiber may also lacking.
If allowed to persist without correct treatment, IBS can
progress into more serious disorders like chronic fatigue
syndrome, candidiasis syndrome, multiple chemical sensitivities,
many autoimmune diseases, and possibly even cancer.
When treated with tradition medicine, IBS is rarely cured.
To treat it correctly, natural treatments work best and
must include the removal of the cause, improvement of gastrointestinal
function, and healing the lining of the gut.
Eating a natural healthy diet, which
includes increasing dietary fiber and drinking lots of
purified water will help to relieve
IBS. But only a
complete cleansing and detoxificaton program such as the
CleanseComplete™ can give you hope to cure it, and cure
it naturally...
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to the colon begin to pick up the toxins, poisons..... 