So there may be no proof that electromagnetic fields have anything to do with IBS. But I do believe people can be sensitive to electromagnetic fields. My parents know a woman who can't tolerate normal amounts of electricity. Tricky for her, though she can still tolerate enough to live in a special apartment. A friend of hers however stays in an old trailer without electricity out in the countryside far from stronger sources of electromagnetism.
And there are studies that have shown that electromagnetism can cause medical problems. Of course I don't remember which researchers were behind it - I think they were Swedish - but anyway, it was reported in Swedish news a while ago that using a cell phone (holding it against your ear) for > 1 hour a day doubled the risk of a certain type of brain tumor.
I certainly don't think electromagnetism is a common cause of IBS, but I don't think it's fair to call the theory nonsense. That's just my opinion.
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Re: Nonsense ... - Not necessarily for the individual
