Discover what foods serve as our triggers.
RAST blood examinations (short for radioallergosorbent test) which tests for acute immune reactions to food, combined with an ELISA Blood Test, which examines the body’s latent reaction to 96 potential food allergens, provide a comprehensive picture of IBS triggers.
Exclude the trigger food from our diet.
Though it sounds surprisingly simple, removing trigger foods can lead to radical improvements in our well-being. Once we discover and remove the root of the cause, the symptoms will dissipate.
Nourish stressed systems with supplements and enzymes.
There are a variety of supplements and enzymes to heal a compromised digestive tract. Speak to your health practitioner about what options are best for you.
Out of the Digestive Jungle
Dining out does not have to be a dangerous trip into unpredictable territory. When we educate ourselves about IBS and make appropriate lifestyle changes, we can regain control of our lives. True health and wellness is within your reach.
