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HeathersHeartfeltStitches
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Heather
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Posted - Jan 31 2008 :  08:19:44 AM  Show Profile  Send HeathersHeartfeltStitches a Yahoo! Message
I'm looking for some Organic remedies for IBS, My DH has severe IBS, and has an okay from the Dr to try some new things on our own, We are thinking of trying some teas/pills that we saw on the internet last night. Any thoughts Ideas on this?

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one_dog_per_acre
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Trish
Sandpoint ID
USA
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Posted - Jan 31 2008 :  12:01:49 PM  Show Profile
Have you tried prolipamy?

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one_dog_per_acre
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Trish
Sandpoint ID
USA
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Posted - Jan 31 2008 :  12:03:24 PM  Show Profile
Health Tech Meds is a good company. My husband no longer has to take meds for high blood pressure because he used their Hyperexol.

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DaisyFarm
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Diane
Victoria BC
Canada
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Posted - Jan 31 2008 :  12:17:38 PM  Show Profile
IBS is horrid and your dh has my utmost sympathy. My dd developed IBS after being on Torodol (non-narcotic pain killer) for 9 months when she had an orthopedic ilizarov frame on her leg.
What truly helped her were two old fashioned things...Swedish Bitters and good ol' Pepto Bismal. I was really concerned with the amount of Pepto she was taking, but our doctor assured me it was just bismuth and not to worry.
Finally she now gets remissions, but when it does flare up, it is truly her friend. Grease is her worst enemy as is anything with a lot of fiber such as alot of flax or heavy multigrain.
There are other prescription medications that should help your husband. I hope he gets some relief for this soon, it's truly no fun.
Di

Edited by - DaisyFarm on Jan 31 2008 12:30:42 PM
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Chandra
Louisiana
USA
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Posted - Jan 31 2008 :  1:25:51 PM  Show Profile  Send MasterGardener a Yahoo! Message
I had to avoid anything with wheat or gluten, nuts, seeds, fruits with seeds (berries), chips; just about any processed food will cause a flair-up. Pizza crust is a killer, too many sweets too...eat more raw fruits and vegetables...it helps the healing process.

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Kate
Delano Minnesota
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Posted - Jan 31 2008 :  2:17:44 PM  Show Profile
Greasy food such as McDonald's makes mine flare up. I can usually control mine with diet. When that doesn't work, good old pepto works for me.
I also picked up a supplement at my co-op. When I get home, I will post the name.

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Edited by - kissmekate on Jan 31 2008 2:18:23 PM
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