Stressed Out? That's Not Going to Help Your IBS...
How does stress affect IBS?
- Along with diet, stress is the greatest trigger for IBS symptoms.
- Why? Stress inhibits the parasympathetic nervous system, and stimulates excessive adrenaline production, which upsets the rhythmic muscle contractions of the gut.
- Obvious culprits? Worries about work, money, family, health.
- Less obvious? Hot and humid weather, travel, lack of sleep.
- What helps?
- Follow the IBS diet cheat sheet to keep your gut calm despite stress.
- Tackle stress directly:
- Remember that anything that stresses your body, from your physical environment to emotional extremes (even happy anticipation and excitement), will affect your gut. Plan accordingly.
Tip Takeaway: Stress directly affects colonic motility and IBS symptoms. Use as many tactics as you need on a daily basis to actively prevent or minimize stress-related attacks.
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