If you’ve been living with digestive issues for years—bloating after every meal, acid reflux that keeps you up at night, unpredictable bowels, or constant discomfort—you’ve probably learned to cope in silence. Maybe you’ve told yourself, “This is just how my body works.”  Maybe you’ve avoided certain foods, stopped going out to restaurants, or planned your day around whether a bathroom would be nearby. When symptoms go on long enough, they stop feeling like symptoms. They bec

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In last week’s blog post we talked about IBS, what it is, and some possible causes for it. This week we want to focus on treatment...

IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) is a functional condition of the digestive tract that may involve diarrhea, constipation, alternating...