I've lived in Colorado for almost five years now and it seems that I became more gassy when I moved out here. It's hard to remember...maybe I was always gassy when I lived in Minnesota too, but I know then I suffered more from D, probably because I didn't handle my stress/anxiety very well. But still, it's just been a thought more recently for me that maybe altitude does affect IBS because I just returned from a visit to MN where I was stable almost the entire time, even eating some things that aren't considered to be IBS safe. Of course I was very relaxed because I was staying at my parents place and I wasn't working...not really doing much of anything. (Sometimes I really wish we didn't have to work because I think that would really help my IBS ) Just kidding, kind of...
I know Heather has said that you should live where you feel the best, but I was just curious if anyone had thoughts about what altitude can do to IBS. Let me know if you do!
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Does anyone think altitude can affect IBS?
) Just kidding, kind of...
