I predominately have IBS-C, but with the wrong foods (especially high fat) and/or an emotional upset, I can have a D attack with lots of pain that can last for a few days.
I understand that food is not the cause of IBS, but diet can do a lot to manage the symptoms. My diet is super restricted right now, and I am still quite symptomatic. I wonder if there is something I am eating regularly that I am reacting to, but I can't figure out what it is.
What makes the study Dr. Whorewell did less useful than the one you posted from the allergy specialists? The study Dr. Whorewell did was on IBS patients after all. I always find it difficult to make sense of information when there are so many contradictory studies out there.
I am interested in thoughts about diet beyond the EFI recommendations. I am following those to a T and as I said I am still symptomatic nearly 24 hours a day.
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Re: ShawnEric or Syl - What do you think of this information?
