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Stress and IBS connection
Posted by Heather Caruso, This article was posted in Discussions at Fri, August 10, 2012 00:00
Why and how stress induces changes in gastrointestinal function is the subject of constant research in many IBS centres, including our own. Certainly, many sufferers consider that stress is an important factor and is responsible for triggering flare ups of their symptoms. Many researchers believe that Irritable Bowel Syndrome may be a primary disorder of the brain/gut axis and we show here another view of the Brain Gut Axis which we hope illustrates the interconnections between the brain and the intestines. Read on
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