How to Treat IBS - Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common ailments in today's society which can affect one in five people in the US. IBS symptoms include bloated stomach, being badly constipated, painful spasms and constant farting. Ok, I used the word "farting", but this is the reality for people who suffer with IBS and I tell it like it is.
Other symptoms include bad breath, a thick white film on your tongue and general embarassment for having to constantly "break wind", is that a better word for "farting".? I will try to be more politically correct.

People who have this ailment have to "let rip" at least 30 times a day as it can be extremely painful to try to hold onto the build-up of wind in their system. Sometimes it can take years of going to your Doctor or even to Hospital to get a correct diagnosis for IBS. Some even have been told that they are hyprocondriacs and there is nothing wrong with them at all. IBS is ususally associated with stress and dieting. So, if you can clear a room when you "break wind", then it is high time that you investigate the reason which is more than likely to be the dreaded IBS.

When people are diagnosed with IBS there are several routes in which can be taken for recovery. Medication, holistic treatment, alternative therapies, acupuncure etc., These can be exhausting and depending on the severity of your IBS, can be a waste of time and highly distressing. So, I have come up with a case study of very alternative treatment which actuall works for even the most severe cases of IBS. Ok, so it may be a little off the known path but if you are doubled-up with cramps, remember to give this a try.