Fwd: Looking fpr help on IBS

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Many people with your condition dramatically improve when they stay

off all wheat and gluten products. You can still get all the B

Vitamines you need by eating green leafy vegetables. If I were in

your case I would try a week or two of only eating rice based

breads, cereals, pastas. I wouldnt eat any cakes, pretzels, cookies,

or crackers. Rice crackers are fine. If that doesnt completely

remove your symptoms I would try a week or two of absolutely no corn

products (no soda- made from corn syrup), no popcorn, corn chips

etc.

 

Most IBS people who try this respond favorably. It doesnt hurt to

try a regime like this. My daughter and I have had IBS and am

symptom free and med free when we adhere to this plan.

 

Love in Christ,

Cind

herbal remedies , Suzanne Nottmeier

<suziesgoats> wrote:

>

>

> Joanne Rodgers <joanne@u...> wrote: " Joanne Rodgers "

> To:

> Looking fpr help on IBS

> Wed, 19 Feb 2003 14:14:57 -0000

>

> Hi

>

> I am in the UK and suffering from IBS-C. I am mainly getting

severe stomach

> and back pain; I am currently on Dihydrocodeine for the pain and

on Buscopan

> Muscle Spasm Tablets and on dorpethin antidepressants. Up to know

I have

> tried all the muscle spasm tablets the doctor can give me and I am

on the

> strongest painkillers which are only helping a bit with the pain

and I have

> tried peppermint tablets, I am constantly going back and to the

doctors

> which when I went the other day I was told I will have to suffer

now as I

> have had all the medication they can give me. I am currently off

work for

> the week sick as I am constantly having time off work as I am a

customer

> support advised which I sit in a office all day on the phone which

makes the

> pain worse and also it is a stressful job, I haven't done a full

week in

> work since before Christmas so I am quite worried about the time I

keep

> having off from work. Just before Christmas I went in hospital for

a

> Laparoscopy, which was all ok, and in May I am going in hospital

for a

> camera down my throat and a colonoscopy. This week I have been

given a high

> fibre diet from a dietician and I am also going for a de-tox

therapy next

> week so I am hopping these might help me a bit. If anyone has

anymore ideas

> for me to try to help me relive the severe pain I am going through

and to

> help me get back to work

>

> Any help would be much appreciated

>

> Thanks

>

> Joanne Rodgers

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Send Flowers for Valentine's Day

[Guest guest]

Opps! I am not sure if my post is clear. If you dont get complete

remission of symptoms after trying no gluten products (wheat etc)

and try the no corn product routine you may want to do a combined no

glueten and no corn together. (My dd was no glueten but could eat

corn however I was no glueten and no corn- so no gluten alone or no

corn alone wouldnt give complete remission of symptoms). Another

indicator is if you are prone to arthritis you will likely benefit

from the no corn but if you do not have joint pains it is likely you

will get relief from no gluten alone.

 

Love in Christ,

Cindy

herbal remedies , " luv3kidsdc

<luv3kidsdc> " <luv3kidsdc> wrote:

> Many people with your condition dramatically improve when they

stay

> off all wheat and gluten products. You can still get all the B

> Vitamines you need by eating green leafy vegetables. If I were in

> your case I would try a week or two of only eating rice based

> breads, cereals, pastas. I wouldnt eat any cakes, pretzels,

cookies,

> or crackers. Rice crackers are fine. If that doesnt completely

> remove your symptoms I would try a week or two of absolutely no

corn

> products (no soda- made from corn syrup), no popcorn, corn chips

> etc.

>

> Most IBS people who try this respond favorably. It doesnt hurt to

> try a regime like this. My daughter and I have had IBS and am

> symptom free and med free when we adhere to this plan.

>

> Love in Christ,

> Cind

> herbal remedies , Suzanne Nottmeier

> <suziesgoats> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Joanne Rodgers <joanne@u...> wrote: " Joanne Rodgers "

> > To:

> > Looking fpr help on IBS

> > Wed, 19 Feb 2003 14:14:57 -0000

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > I am in the UK and suffering from IBS-C. I am mainly getting

> severe stomach

> > and back pain; I am currently on Dihydrocodeine for the pain and

> on Buscopan

> > Muscle Spasm Tablets and on dorpethin antidepressants. Up to

know

> I have

> > tried all the muscle spasm tablets the doctor can give me and I

am

> on the

> > strongest painkillers which are only helping a bit with the pain

> and I have

> > tried peppermint tablets, I am constantly going back and to the

> doctors

> > which when I went the other day I was told I will have to suffer

> now as I

> > have had all the medication they can give me. I am currently off

> work for

> > the week sick as I am constantly having time off work as I am a

> customer

> > support advised which I sit in a office all day on the phone

which

> makes the

> > pain worse and also it is a stressful job, I haven't done a full

> week in

> > work since before Christmas so I am quite worried about the time

I

> keep

> > having off from work. Just before Christmas I went in hospital

for

> a

> > Laparoscopy, which was all ok, and in May I am going in hospital

> for a

> > camera down my throat and a colonoscopy. This week I have been

> given a high

> > fibre diet from a dietician and I am also going for a de-tox

> therapy next

> > week so I am hopping these might help me a bit. If anyone has

> anymore ideas

> > for me to try to help me relive the severe pain I am going

through

> and to

> > help me get back to work

> >

> > Any help would be much appreciated

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Joanne Rodgers

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Send Flowers for Valentine's Day