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Something interesting       10/30/10 10:17 AM Edit Reply Quote Syl Reged: 03/13/05 Posts: 5499 Loc: SK, CANADA Interestingly the father of gut directed hypnotherapy, Prof Whorwell, recommends that it be intergrated with other approaches and not used stand alone. One of the reasons he gives is that hypnotherapy has finite success (about 70%) and those that don't respond can get quite despondent as they usually see it as there last chance for improvement in quality of life. Another reason is the majority of IBS suffers have mild symptoms which are usually managed throught dietary and life style changes. In one of his recent articles Whorwell says it would be inappropriate to use hypnotherapy before trying an exclusion of insoluble fibre. -------------------- STABLE: ♂, IBS-D 50+ years - Science of IBS The FODMAP Approach to Managing IBS Symptoms Evidence-based Dietary Management of Functional GI Symptoms: The FODMAP Approach FODMAP Chart & Cheatsheet The Role of Food & Dietary Intervention in IBS Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread self-hypnosis for IBS - other techniques CellSalts_Work 10/29/10 06:52 AM Re: self-hypnosis for IBS - other techniques Syl 10/29/10 07:26 AM Re: self-hypnosis for IBS - other techniques Marilyn 10/29/10 02:33 PM I too love that what works when nothing else does is recommended last instead of first! How crazy. -nt- Heather 10/29/10 04:06 PM Re: I too love that what works when nothing else does is recommended last instead of first! How crazy. -nt- CellSalts_Work 10/30/10 05:39 AM Something interesting Syl 10/30/10 10:17 AM Re: Something interesting Marilyn 10/30/10 12:33 PM Re: Something interesting Gerikat 10/30/10 04:17 PM Re: Something interesting Syl 10/30/10 01:15 PM Re: Something interesting CellSalts_Work 10/30/10 11:58 AM Re: Something interesting Syl 10/30/10 12:23 PM Re: something interesting / something inexplicable? kem 10/31/10 09:28 AM Re: something interesting / something inexplicable? Syl 10/31/10 09:46 AM In 2000, when Eating for IBS came out, I had a board certified gastroenterologist Heather 11/01/10 09:28 AM Re: In 2000, when Eating for IBS came out, I had a board certified gastroenterologist bermudakate 11/02/10 10:05 AM Re: In 2000 . . . I had a board certified gastroenterologist . . . kem 11/02/10 09:25 AM Even worse, it seems the same to me now as it was in the '70s! Heather 11/02/10 11:55 AM Re: Even worse, it seems the same to me now as it was in the '70s! kem 11/02/10 05:58 PM Re: Even worse, it seems the same to me now as it was in the '70s! Marilyn 11/02/10 07:13 PM That's just Marilyn 11/01/10 01:33 PM Re: something interesting / something inexplicable? kem 10/31/10 10:38 AM Re: something interesting / something inexplicable? Syl 10/31/10 11:16 AM now that WOULD be loud . . . - nt kem 10/31/10 12:04 PM Re: something interesting / something inexplicable? renee21 10/31/10 10:09 AM Re: something interesting / something inexplicable? Syl 10/31/10 10:54 AM Re: Something interesting CellSalts_Work 10/30/10 12:32 PM Re: I too love that what works when nothing else does is recommended last instead of first! How crazy. -nt- Gerikat 10/30/10 09:41 AM

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