Testing for IBS Triggers

Introduction: Lab Testing for IBS Triggers

Because IBS has been conventionally defined not by what it is, but by what it is not, successfully discovering its cause has been impossible, because the cause was thought to be unknown. It's really been nothing more than a guessing game, and you get to be the guinea pig. Fortunately that has now all changed.

Now we can define the cause of your IBS, and therefore treat it. IBS symptoms are almost always caused by either food allergies, bacterial imbalances, yeast, or parasites. If you want to learn more about these topics and how they relate to IBS, then this website is for you. You may also refer to the book, The Irritable Bowel Syndrome Solution.

Two kinds of tests are recommended – food allergy testing, which is a blood test; and testing for bacteria, yeast, and parasites, which is done by stool testing. Problems in any of these areas can alone cause IBS, but most people who suffer from IBS have a combination of both a food allergy and a bacterial imbalance.

Blood and stool tests provide an easy way to sort this out. These tests are available, reasonably straightforward, and affordable, especially when you consider the benefit of having better health for the rest of your life. There is no need to continue wondering, guessing what is wrong and blindly spending money trying to find something that will help you.
You can know. And then you can do something that will end your IBS for good.

At the IBS Treatment Center we have physicians who are expert at treating IBS, and we use state-of-the-art testing to help us learn how best to treat you. You will be given a copy your test results, and extensive counseling on how to understand your results and successfully eliminate your IBS.

	Click here to learn more about food allergies.
	Click here to learn more about testing for food allergies.
	Click here to learn more about the role of Bacteria, Yeast (Candida) and parasites.
	Click here to learn more about testing for Bacteria, Yeast (Candida), and Parasitesa