Offices in Lansdale, Warminster, & New Hope, PA
REDUCE IBS SYSTEMS NOW
In 1998, Johns Hopkins Magazine reported that "IBS is one of the least understood gastrointestinal illnesses."
If you are reading this and have IBS you can probably relate to this statement. The symptoms for IBS may range from a minor annoyance to a major disturbance in the quality of life of sufferers. These may include diarrhea, constipation, gas, abdominal pain, and bloating. Many people with IBS are frustrated by the confusing information that is available about the illness.
Conventional medicine treatments typically include medications, dietary changes, as well as stress reduction. However, this protocol is not always successful. At times patients find that the reactions to the medications are worse than the symptoms themselves. In fact, Zelnorm, a popular medication, was taken off the market due to cardiovascular risks.
You can avoid the side effects of medication and reduce IBS symptoms quickly and easily. Hypnosis for IBS Relief has been clinically studied since 1984. Numerous studies have shown that hypnosis is effective in reducing IBS symptoms by at least 70%. In fact, the December 2008 issue of US News & World Report showcased an article where, Dr. Nicholas Talley, a gastroenterologist who is the chair of the Department of Internal Medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, FL, stated that "the results of these studies do look a little more impressive than pharmacological studies."
In addition, Dr. Adriane Fugh-Berman, the chair of the National Women's Health Network, states that hypnotherapy should be the treatment of choice for IBS patients who haven't responded to conventional medicinal methods.
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Only your physician or gastroenterologist can determine if you have IBS. Although there is research being done there is presently no test to confirm if you have IBS.
Therefore, if you suspect that you may have IBS, see your doctor to rule out other serious conditions such as Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis or other issues.
Once you have been diagnosed with IBS, you must decide upon treatment options. If you would like to explore an alternative to medications without negative side effects, call us for a free consultation. We work in conjunction with your physician.
20% of the US population suffers with IBS, and many suffer alone. Social events are avoided. Promotions are declined. The pain, bloating and gas you feel can lead to embarrassment and humiliation. We want you to know that you're not alone, and you don't have to be.
