The Only Cure for Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Let me guess. Your doctors think that your digestive problems are of unknown origin or genetic, but you’re just not buying it. You think that stress might be the real culprit. Well congratulations - that’s exactly right.
The esteemed Mayo Clinic says these five issues are the cause of Irritable Bowel Syndrome:
- Muscle contractions in the intestine (But what’s causing it to contract?)
- Nervous system abnormalities (But what’s causing the abnormalities?)
- Inflammation of the intestines (What’s causing the inflammation?)
- Severe gastroenteritis or severe diarrhea (What’s causing the diarrhea?)
- Changes in the microflora or bacteria (Again, what’s the cause of that?)
Mayo says: “Stress may aggravate symptoms but it doesn’t cause them.” We beg to differ.
The Mind-Gut Connection is real and an extremely strong connection between what you are feeling emotionally and your digestive process.
If you have a Type-A or perfectionistic personality, your body is always in fight or flight mode. And one of the main physiological responses to perceived danger is the shutdown of the digestive process.
And that’s why your stomach is always upset. That causes all sorts of problems like constipation and diarrhea. But medical doctors don’t recognize the importance of the mind-gut connection. And so you continue to suffer.
You’ve Been Sold a Pack of Lies
Watch John explain why your doctors are wrong and how to cure your digestive issues:
The Truth About Managing Your Irritable Bowel Syndrome
The truth about managing your irritable bowel problems is that you don’t have to manage them anymore. You can cure IBS and move on with your life. Have a slice of pepperoni pizza and a beer for a change.
Enough with the high fiber diets and antispasmodics!
The 3 keys to releasing your digestive problems for good are:
- Separate from failed medical treatments
- Embrace and believe the premise that stress alone is causing your issues
- Reduce your overall stress and anxiety and tension and anger and fear
Coaching services offered by the Pain Cure Clinic are not intended as medical advice or professional psychotherapy. This is practical knowledge based on experience about how to alternately eliminate chronic pain symptoms caused by psychological factors. Medical or mental health questions or diagnosis should be directed to your physician or psychologist. The Pain Cure Clinic is not endorsed by or affiliated with Dr. John Sarno. *Individual results will vary.
