IBS Issues Management | IBS For Dummies (For Dummies (Health & Fitness))

book: IBS For Dummies (For Dummies (Health & Fitness)) | Carolyn Dean MD ND, L. Christine Wheeler MA

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	• IBS For Dummies (For Dummies (Health & Fitness)) Carolyn Dean MD ND, L. Christine Wheeler MA For Dummies, 2005 - 384 pages average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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Some decent advise, however...

If you choose to purchase and read this book, please proceed with caution! The main author, Dr. Carolyn Dean, has had serious disciplinary action taken against her by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, and is no longer licensed to practice medicine in Ontario, Canada (the state of California, however, has not taken away her license there). A google search on this subject can easily reveal a full report.

I was very disappointed - I buy Dummies books because for the most part they have helped me in the past with all sorts of problems. This book does seem to be written in earnest, and it is good to know that there are people out there who empathize with IBS sufferers. However, the thing that tipped me off to the quackery of the two authors was their unconditional support of herbs and supplements - and a little bit of internet investigation revealed the truth behind this book. I see from the amazon.com search results that Dummies has released another book on IBS by a different author - I hope that one is better.

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IBS Issues Management

IBS is a complex ailment. The diagnosis is not always
clear because of the constellation of aggravating factors
in today's diets. Classic triggers are infection, anti-biotics,
bowel problems, genes and psychological stress.
Sometimes allergies are problematic; such as, shellfish or peanuts.
Lactose intolerance or glucose intolerance can be classic
underlying causes. Aspartame in sodas is another potential
area of investigation.

A strength of the book is that the author lists effective
strategies to isolate the disease early and provide
effective treatments to alleviate the stress. Some blood
tests may be utilized to detect lactose intolerance like
the hydrogen breath test. The IgE, IgG and IgM blood tests
may be helpful for measuring gluten intolerance.

Other factors cited by the author are high glucose levels,
high fats/cholesterol and ethyl mercury levels in vaccines.

Patients may be helped by:
o chewing food thoroughly to minimize incomplete digestion
o flax oil, whole grains and herbal teas
o peppermint oil, fennel, ginger, chammomile, anise and oregano

Helpful vitamin tonics (according to the author) are
copper, magnesium, zinc, Vitamins A,D,E and K. Bromelaine
can be an extremely helpful digestive aid. Overall, the work
is well researched. The contents would be helpful for anyone
investigating diagnostic and treatment modalities for the
underlying symptomatologies of IBS and related conditions.

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Spot the triggers and handle IBS at home or work

Get control of your symptoms and improve your quality of life

Are you or a loved one suffering from IBS? This plain-English, reassuring guide explains all aspects of this frustrating condition and helps you find the right doctor and treatment plan. You get up-to-date information on the latest tests, healthy nutrition guidelines, diet and exercise plans, and the newest medicines and therapies to bring you much-needed relief.

Discover how to
* Get an accurate diagnosis
* Recognize the warning signs
* Reduce your stress
* Weigh treatment pros and cons
* Adopt an IBS-friendly diet
* Help children with IBS

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