Coping Successfully with Your Irritable Bowel (Overcoming common problems)

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| Author | Rosemary Nicol |
| Publisher | Sheldon Press |
| ISBN | 100000 |
| Published | 29 Jun 1989 |
Covers what Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is and why it happens. The author explains how stress, diet, your family history and even your general approach to life all play a part in IBS. For each factor, she suggests ways in which you can solve the problem or learn to live with it more easily.
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Comprehensive book about irritable bowel syndrome
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This is a comprehensive book about irritable bowel syndrome, its causes and remedies. As the author points out, "irritable" and "bowel" do not generally conjure up the image people would like to have of themselves, which is why it is a little-understood, but very common, condition. The book includes plenty of information on diet, relaxation and alternative medicine. There is also a chapter on stress, but this is marred by some very outdated, patronising comments, such as "If a working woman has a husband and children, she may feel additional guilt at neglecting her traditional role as home-maker" (actually we're not in the 1950s any more!) and "Have confidence that to touch someone of the same sex does not mean that you are gay, and that you can hug someone of the same sex without any sexual overtones" (those of us in the modern world know that already, thanks). Unfortunately the stress caused for a modern person reading these gems of traditionalist twaddle will possibly outweigh the many good suggestions for stress-relief in the book. But it is generally a well-written and informative guide to IBS and what can be done about it.
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