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IBS Explained for People who do not Have IBS
by A Member of IBS Self Help and Support Group
When my doctor informed me that I had IBS I thought all my problems were over. At last! There was an actual reason why I was experiencing all those miserable symptoms.

Family Relationships and Mind-Body Attributions: Irritable Bowel Syndrome
by Mary-Joan Gerson, and Charles Gerson, M.D., New York University and Mt. Sinai School of medicine
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a functional gastrointestinal illness, characterized by potentially debilitating symptoms without pathologic findings, often associated with psychological conditions. Little is known about the psychosocial aspects of this condition on an international scale.

Alternative Treatment: Irritable Bowel Syndrome
by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD, CCN
The causes of IBS are multi-factoral and it is important to look for underlying causes of this illness rather than just accepting the diagnosis as an endpoint.

Understanding Functional Medicine
by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD, CCN
Functional medicine combines the ancient traditional health beliefs of primitive peoples with the bene ts of modern science.

The Application of Clinical Hypnotherapy with the Primary IBS Patient
by Michael Mahoney Clinical Hypnotherapist
A Comparative Analysis of Clinical Outcomes in the Refractive IBS Patient vs. the Newly Diagnosed

IBS in the Media