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The connection between the gut and chronic pain began to materialize two decades ago in studies of irritable bowel syndrome.
Despite those years of work probing the connections between gut bacteria and visceral pain in IBS, it's been a slow evolution to recognize the gut microbiome's role.
Steadily, researchers realized not only that the gut's resident bacteria could induce persistent visceral pain - and, in fact, were required for normal visceral pain sensation - but also that transplanting certain microbes from one gut to another could relieve that pain.
The potential benefits of a microbiome-focused approach here is worth pursuing. It could significantly change the way we understand, diagnose and treat chronic pain.
And more help for IBS pain...
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The connection between the gut and chronic pain began to materialize two decades ago in studies of irritable bowel syndrome.
Despite those years of work probing the connections between gut bacteria and visceral pain in IBS, it's been a slow evolution to recognize the gut microbiome's role.
Steadily, researchers realized not only that the gut's resident bacteria could induce persistent visceral pain - and, in fact, were required for normal visceral pain sensation - but also that transplanting certain microbes from one gut to another could relieve that pain.
The potential benefits of a microbiome-focused approach here is worth pursuing. It could significantly change the way we understand, diagnose and treat chronic pain.
And more help for IBS pain...
You are not alone!
P.S. If you have questions or comments I'd love to hear them - just reply to this email to reach me directly. I am overwhelmed with requests but try to answer everyone. For help today please join my private IBS coaching.
If you're viewing Heather's IBS blog news on a website and would like it in your inbox, join for free and get a printable IBS diet cheat sheet!
To taming your tummy,
Heather
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