I'd like to share with you today about something that's
near and not so dear to my heart--Irritable Bowel Syndrome
(IBS).
Not dear because I have first-hand experience with the
agony of IBS.
Contrary to what the medical community tells you, IBS is
not a "disease" that is specifically diagnosed by a single
test or series of tests.
It's the name they give to a bunch of symptoms when all
other diseases (like Crohn's, ulcerative colitis and
cancer) have been ruled out--kind of a last resort label
when they can't otherwise intelligently explain a wrenching
gut.
The symptoms of IBS are downright nasty--severe cramping,
bouts of diarrhea and constipation, rock-hard bloating like
you swallowed a basketball, tons of gas (flatulence) and
mucus in your arse biscuits.
Those were just some of the symptoms that put me in the
hospital for a week. Here's what I was treated to during
those 7 days and what other IBS sufferers typically have to
go through:
Barium enema: You get strapped to a table with a hose up
your you-know-what, they pump barium solution through the
hose and they take pictures of you from the inside. Say
cheese! Then the hose blows air (for "contrast views")
into your bottom end and more pictures are taken. When
you're done it's important to make sure there is no one or
nothing between you and the toilet...and you'll be there a
while as gravity takes over with the barium solution.
GI Series: A series of innocent x-rays, but first you
have yummy stuff to drink--2 big, tall glasses of thick,
glop that you have to fight really hard not to puke
up...which is exactly what I did. So we had to do it all
over again the next day.
Colonoscopy: Another instrument going in you-know-where,
that allows the doctor to take pictures and biopsies
(little pieces cut out) of the inside of your colon (large
intestine). I got wicked bad cramps during that one.
CT (CAT) Scan: The least offensive of all of the tests,
but still no picnic.
Now, once the "diagnosis" of IBS is made (again, because
everything else is ruled out and the doctor has to somehow
explain your digestive hell), these are the typical
treatment offerings:
* Fiber supplements--either in pill form or powders like
Metamucil.
* Avoid certain foods like salads, fruits and many
vegetables.
(Don't those two contradict each other? Take a fiber
supplement, but don't eat foods with fiber in them. Makes
zero sense!)
* Anti-diarrheal medicines (which can constipate you)
* Anti-spasmodic pills (That's what I was given--all they
did was make me tired, so I flushed them.)
* Anti-depressants--yet another example of dangerous,
possibly life-threatening SSRI's being handed out like
candy for something they were never intended to treat in
the first place and do little to nothing for.
And the very latest IBS "treatment" includes these two
goodies:
* Lotronex--A colon relaxer that can CAUSE ischemic
colitis and severe constipation, and has even resulted in
death in more severe cases.
* Amitiza--A chloride channel activator that increases
fluids in the intestines. Its side effects include nausea,
vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, bloating, loss of
appetite, sore throat, cough, headache, dizziness,
swelling in your hands, ankles, or feet, joint or muscle
pain and anxiety. Nice, huh?
Pills, pills and more harmful pills...but nothing to
address the cause of those awful IBS episodes.
Until now.
Yes, my misfortune with IBS is your great fortune.
Because I was able to completely eliminate ALL IBS
symptoms for good by just slightly changing what I ate and
how I structured my meals and snacks.
Basically, I learned how to eat to allow for easy, perfect
digestion in the stomach and to keep acid LOW.
When your foods are digested comfortably with a minimal
amount of acid, they pass all the way through the colon
easily...with no uproaring in your intestines (otherwise
labeled as IBS).
It worked instantly for me with the very first meal. And
it has continued to work for the last 16 years.
No more gas, bloating and cramping. Adios to diarrhea and
constipation.
And no more pills, thank you.
I want to help you do the same. I know the agony of IBS
and I can help make it stop for you.
Get Great Taste No Pain NOW at http://greattastenopain.com
and do what it tell you to do. You can do it. It is simple.
Immediately after your order is approved, you can download
the instructions and some recipes and be right on your way
today to a life free of IBS... or other digestion problems.
There is no reason any longer to be a prisoner of the
agony of IBS any longer. Believe me, life is beautiful
when you're IBS-free.
To your health,
Sherry Brescia
PS: Caroline is amazed at how much Great Taste No Pain
helped her:
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Dear Sherry,
Yes. Amazingly, your program really did help me!
I had been having digestive disturbances, including
continual lower intestinal/colon pain, for several months
and, after reading about what my symptoms might mean, even
worried that I might have colon cancer!
When I went for a colonoscopy (my first ever!), two
doctors were unsuccessful in getting past the sigmoid area
due to the inflammation and thickening of the colon walls!
This was very worrying. They then gave me a barium enema
and did a CT "CAT" scan.
During this time, I found your site on the internet and
decided to try your program.
Always before, when I have seen something making amazing
claims on the internet I have deleted it, thinking it was
just a "come on." Your program looked healthy and not
dangerous so I tried it and....it worked!
Just those four days have completely changed my eating
habits and my digestive system seems to be on the mend.
I had a follow up appointment with my Japanese doctor (I
am living and working over here at a Japanese university)
who seemed surprised and pleased and we have rescheduled to
try another colonoscopy in a few months.
By the way, the CT and Barium tests showed no cancer or
fistulas, thank the Lord, but too many diverticuli, which I
guess I'm stuck with for life now. However, using your
plan, which I tried to explain to the doctor in my not-very-
fluent Japanese, should keep me out of danger!
