About Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
In the last ten years IBS has become the most widespread digestive ailment in the U.S. In spite of the fact that it affects millions of people, IBS has been trashcan labeled a syndrome and has received almost zero recognition, considering the harm it does cause.
IBS is often misunderstood because traditional medicine has no diagnosis for it. That is why it is labeled a syndrome for now.
On top of all this, most doctors do not know how to remedy IBS; too often medical treatments are completely inadequate and totally ineffective.
Because of traditional medicine lack of insight, quality of life suffers drastically and can even be completely lost. You no longer have to accept IBS and its tormenting symptoms as normal. The pain and inconvenience of IBS does not have to remain part of your everyday life. There is a real and final solution to stop your IBS!

Unveiling the Truth
IBS is a combination of symptoms that lead to tenderness, throbbing and even agonizing pain. This is usually accompanied with the discomfort of bloating, embarrassing flatulence, and irregular bowel movements, including either incontinent diarrhea or obstructive constipation.
The challenge is being able to completely digest your food, when your digestive system fails to do that it will result in several symptoms:

• Heartburning acid-reflux
  
• Groin pain and contractions
  
• Episodes of diarrhea
  
• Severe bloating and flatulence
  
• Stomach cramping and pain
  
• Episodes of constipation
  
• Feelings of exhaustion
  
• Classic lower back pain
  
• Shooting pain in your hips and legs
  
• Inability to mentally focus
  
• Anxiety attacks
  
• Changes in heart rate and light headedness
  
• Constant weight gain
  

Frankly it is no fun even if you have one or two of these symptoms; unfortunately most people are afflicted by a combination of all of these problems.
8 out of 10 of the patients who have IBS report it as a progressive condition that can disable them within only a few increasingly painful years from the point of experiencing the first symptom.
It goes to reason therefore, that over-the-counter medications or prescriptive drugs are not effective in subduing irritated bowel symptoms such as pain and bloating, and to add insult to injury, the negative side effects can be even more disabling than IBS itself.
Studies have shown that through diet, supplements and lifestyle changes, one can reduce and even eliminate most symptoms of IBS. For curative medicines, herbal medicines like Digestrol are very effective. The herbs present in these medicines help replenish your entire digestive system without any side effects. They work by helping you to completely digest your food, allowing your body to heal by soothing anxiety and stress.
How Herbal Medicines Work

• Soothes and calms your digestive tract through anti-spasmodic effects


• Stops hyper-contractions of the intestine smooth muscle


• Rebuilds the gut protective mucous lining


• Controls chronic yeast growth so that normal healthy flora may thrive to aid digestion


• Increases healthy blood circulation to your digestive system


• Provides fuel to your body through better digestion, allowing for accelerated healing


• Promotes normal waste elimination critical to health

Foods to Avoid for IBS
* Dairy products. Many people with IBS have a shortfall of laxtase, the enzyme that breaks down milk sugar. Stick to dairy free options, such as soy, rice, almond or oat milk. Most are available in organic and low-fat versions.
* Gluten. May present in wheat and also some other grains.
* Sugar, and artificial sweeteners, especially sorbitol.
* Red meat, which is high in saturated fat and hard-to-digest animal protein.
* Caffeine. This causes the bowel to spasm. Choose fruity herbal teas, brewed beverages made from roasted carob or nuts, or white tea, which has only a mount of caffeine.
* Alcohol, especially on an empty stomach. Alcohol-free wine and beer are better choices.
* Soft drinks and carbonated beverages, including mineral waters, which can cause bloating and wind.