If you’ve been told you have IBS but no one can tell you why — this video is for you.
IBS isn’t random. There are real causes behind it, and most people never have all of them looked at.
If you’ve been struggling with IBS for years, it’s not because you’re complicated, broken, or doing something wrong.
It’s usually because one or more root causes were missed.
Today I want to walk you through the main underlying causes of IBS that we see in our patients every single day — and why so many people never fully get better.
IBS is not a disease in the way people think of diseases.
It’s a pattern of symptoms:
But symptoms don’t tell you why something is happening.
In our clinic, IBS is never the final diagnosis.
It’s the starting point.
Our job is to figure out what’s actually driving your symptoms.
This is one of the most common and most misunderstood causes of IBS.
And no — I’m not just talking about lactose intolerance or gluten.
Many of our patients react to foods in ways that don’t show up on standard allergy tests.
These reactions can cause:
People often say:
“I eat the same food and sometimes I’m fine, sometimes I’m not.”
That’s a huge clue.
When food reactions are identified and handled correctly, symptoms can improve dramatically — and often much faster than people expect.
Your gut is home to trillions of bacteria.
When that balance is off, digestion doesn’t work the way it’s supposed to.
This can show up as:
This category includes things like:
And this is where many people are told they have SIBO.
Sometimes SIBO really is part of the picture, and unfortunately it’s often not treated properly. Also, as we talked about previously, it’s often not the whole picture, which is why treatment may help some, but not completely.
This is another piece that’s frequently missed or dismissed.
Yeast can affect digestion, immune signaling, and how your gut responds to food.
Patients with yeast issues often describe:
When Candida is part of the picture and isn’t addressed, IBS symptoms tend to linger — no matter what else you try.

Sometimes the issue isn’t what you’re eating — it’s how your body is processing it.
This can include:
When digestion isn’t working properly, food becomes fuel for irritation and imbalance.
Patients often say:
“I feel worse after I eat, even when I eat ‘healthy.’”
That’s not normal — and it’s fixable once you understand what’s happening.
Here’s the key point I don’t want you to miss:
Most people don’t have just one root cause.
They might have:
If you only treat one piece, you might feel a little better —
but you won’t feel normal.
That’s why so many patients say:
“I improved, but I never got all the way there.”
That’s not failure.
That’s incomplete treatment.
At the IBS Treatment Center, we’ve seen this pattern thousands of times.
Patients come to us after:
And when we identify the real underlying causes and address them properly — they get better.
That’s why we guarantee results.
Not because IBS is simple — but because it becomes solvable when you see a real IBS expert, stop guessing and start addressing the real drivers.
If you’re reading this and thinking,
“This finally makes sense,”
then I’d encourage you to take the next step.
Regardless of where you live, we can help. We work with people around the world via telemedicine, and have been doing so since 2005.
👉 Click below to schedule a consultation and find out if you qualify for our program.
You don’t have to keep managing IBS, because there is a real path forward.
Thanks for reading. If you found this helpful, please leave a comment down below and bookmark our website for more insight into your health.
Remember to take good care of your body. It’s the only place that you have to live.
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