Probiotics for IBS: What You Should Know
Probiotics can help with IBS—studies show symptom relief and improved quality of life with minimal side effects.
Probiotics can help with IBS—studies show symptom relief and improved quality of life with minimal side effects.
Constipation-dominant IBS (IBS-C) can feel like a vicious cycle of discomfort and laxative dependency. Here are proven ways to break the cycle.
Irritable bowel syndrome is common and distressing, but knowledge is power. Let’s investigate what causes IBS pain and bloating, and how to feel better.
Listen to the latest gut health research about IBS and SIBO treatments and other gut-specific therapies.
Tests can be helpful to rule out a serious condition or when the data provided treats the individual. So, what tests are worth doing for IBS? Let’s take a deep dive into the research together to learn what can help assess and treat the root cause of IBS—and what diets can keep symptoms under control.
Hear the latest research that provides answers to common questions like “Can probiotics help with IBS?” and “Should I avoid probiotics if I have SIBO?”
How these two seemingly unlike conditions are not so different after all. This is the inside scoop on how to treat IBD vs IBS.
Let’s get to the bottom of it: is IBS genetic. Some genes do increase the risk for IBS, but diet, environment, and psychological factors are also key.