1) The document discusses 7 commonly prescribed treatments for IBS that do not cure the condition, including yoga, acupuncture, home remedies, stress management, hypnosis, diet, and lifestyle modifications. 2) While these treatments may help alleviate IBS symptoms, they do not cure the underlying cause of the disease. 3) The document claims that naturopathic treatment focused on rebuilding the damaged intestinal lining through nutritional compounds can cure IBS by addressing its root cause.

1. How to Treat IBS: 7 Commonly-
Prescribed Treatments That Do NOT
Cure Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Dr. Albert Snow
Holistic Gastroenterologist

2. Irritable Bowel Syndrome, often referred to as
IBS or colitis, is a gastrointestinal disorder,
and the recommendations for how to treat IBS
run the gamut.

3. Because it is a very common disease, with
statistics showing that every one out of five
adults suffer from IBS in the United States, there
is a great deal of misinformation online about
treatments for the condition.

4. The common symptoms of the disease include
abdominal pain, bloated stomach, heart burn
and abdominal cramps.

5. Some patients may have constipation while
others may have diarrhea, fever, bleeding and
weight loss.

6. IBS is a disease that causes a great deal of
discomfort and life upset.

7. If you have one or more of these symptoms,
you'll probably begin searching the Internet
for cures and treatments for your condition.

8. Most of the information that you will discover
may help mitigate your symptoms but won't
cure the disease, even though the treatments
are recommended as cures.

9. Here are 7 examples of commonly-prescribed
treatments that you will discover as you
research how to treat IBS that do not work to
cure IBS:

10. 1. Yoga

11. Yoga was practiced by the ancient sages of India.
There are some specific yoga asanas to improve
the digestion and to manage the symptoms like
diarrhea, constipation, bloating and others.

12. Yoga is a combination of physical and mental
exercises. The exercises focus on deep
breathing, de-stressing and restoring balance
to all organs and systems of the human body.

13. The yoga asanas for IBS include the forward
bend, the abdominal twist, the gas-relieving
pose and breathing exercises.

14. While these practices may help
alleviate some IBS symptoms,
yoga is not a cure.

15. 2. Acupuncture and acupressure

16. These are Chinese medicinal practices that
involve treating diseases by pricking fine
needles or apply pressure on specific points in
the body.

17. Both of these procedures are effective in
treating many diseases. An acupuncturist can
help in relaxing muscle spasms and improve
bowel function.

18. While these practices may help mitigate some
IBS symptoms, acupuncture and acupressure
are not cures.

19. 3. Home remedies

20. Home remedies like taking ginger and
asafoetida are commonly recommended for
IBS.

21. Ginger paste mixed with lemon juice and
honey and taken after every meal is
recommended to make sure the food you eat
is digested well.

22. Drinking gooseberry water and eating
pomegranate seeds are other common home
remedies recommended for how to treat IBS.

23. While these practices may help alleviate some
IBS symptoms, home remedies are not the
cure.

24. 4. Stress management

25. Stress is often listed as a primary cause of IBS.
Therefore, the recommendation to manage
stress is to indulge yourself in a hobby that
you like.

26. Exercise regularly. Go for brisk
walking or vigorous swimming or
jogging or cycling to reduce
stress.

27. Sleep well. Practice yoga. While these
practices may help reduce some IBS
symptoms, stress management is not the cure.

28. 5. Hypnosis

29. A trained hypnotist helps you in relaxing and
can help you learn how to relax tense
abdominal muscles to avoid cramps.

30. While these practices may help overcome
some IBS symptoms, hypnosis is not the cure.

31. 6. Diet

32. Avoiding processed foods, spicy foods, fried
foods and acidic foods is a commonly
recommended protocol for treating IBS, as is
eating a diet rich in fiber.

33. Actually, the best diet for IBS is one in which
you eat low fiber foods that won't aggravate
the already-inflamed intestinal tissue.

34. This means no raw fruits or
vegetables, and no nuts, seeds,
or corn until you get your IBS
fixed.

35. While these practices may help alleviate some
IBS symptoms, a different diet is not the cure.
Actually, when you're cured of IBS, you can eat
whatever you like.

36. 7. Life style modifications

37. Typical modifications include no alcohol and
smoking, drinking plenty of water, regular
exercise, and getting plenty of sleep.

38. While these are all generally good
recommendations for enhancing your lifestyle
and may alleviate some IBS symptoms,
lifestyle modifications are not the cure.

39. Here's the best way to treat your IBS --
naturopathy. IBS is caused from antibiotics
you have taken over your lifetime.

40. These antibiotics have caused damage to the
mucosal lining of your intestines. If you want
to get rid of IBS permanently, the damaged
mucosal lining must be rebuilt.

41. Naturopathic treatment does wonders in
rebuilding the mucosal lining and intestinal
wall through ingesting natural nutritional
compounds.

42. Naturopathy also helps to
reinoculate beneficial organisms
to help rebuild your GI tract.

43. The above commonly-recommended
treatment options may help you manage your
IBS symptoms.

44. However, rebuilding the mucosal lining of
your intestines is the only cure for IBS that
works and is how to treat IBS.

45. Discover the Truth About Irritable Bowel Disease!
 How colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s Disease, and Leaky Gut Syndrome are all
symptoms of the same condition
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 How you got these conditions
 How your medical doctor contributed to your condition
 The one primary source of all conditions
 How these conditions are man-made
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