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Thanks!
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30 years of IBS-D, now trying soluble fiber, avoiding food triggers and doing the hypnotherapy program.
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Was just going to say Geri is OK!! LOL. She and I have talked and she is a great person!
Good call on not going with the LEAP - food insensitivities, allergies, etc. are not IBS - it can be quite confusing to be sure! All the best to you.
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My Journey and Success with the IBS Audio Program Hypnotherapy Program: www.helpforibs.com/messageboards/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=hypnotherapy&Number=224850
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Why thanks Marilyn! You are so knowledgeable about IBS. I loved speaking with you too. Someone who's on the same page, so to speak. Keep doing the wonderful work you do and offering help to so many.
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Thanks for the affirmation!
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30 years of IBS-D, now trying soluble fiber, avoiding food triggers and doing the hypnotherapy program.
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Well, I see this is an old thread, but thought I'd say something about this. I recently had the MRT Testing and it came back with lots of sensitivities that are very common and found in so many of the foods we eat everyday. I had unresolved IBS issues, having diarrhea to one degree or another almost every day (now perhaps my GI doc is wrong about an IBS diagnosis, I don't know). Since working to eliminate all the things I've been found to be sensitive to, I've felt much better and been having mostly normal bowel movements. This testing was suggested by my nutritionist and ordered subsequently by my GI doctor.
I had been trying the IBS diet suggested here for about 6 months with only a slight improvement. One main reason is that I am sensitive to wheat, rice & yeast, among many other things. So I'd say, it cannot hurt to know if you are sensitive to these things that are so common.
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