Oh - there is no question enteric peppermint caps are good for spasms & pain and they can be used by all IBS subtypes (C, D & A) with reasonable success. I used them myself and I am IBS-D.
The question is will they relieve specifically prevent or alleviate D? I am not sure there is strong clinical evidence to support this supposition.
I presume you read Heather's sticky post at the top of this message board? And did you see the instructions on the Tummy Tamers that says "Take the Tummy Tamers on an empty stomach at least one hour before a meal. This gives the capsules plenty of time to reach the intestines before they dissolve."
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Re: Is it possible to have a negative reactiong to concentrated peppermint?
