IBS hypnosis - hypnotherapy for irritable bowel syndrome

        ibs hypnotherapy hypnosis therapyHYPNOSIS FOR IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME (IBS)         

What is IBS?  

What is IBS?  Irritable Bowel syndrome is a common digestive disorder. Perhaps 25% of the population are affected but nobody really knows because of the embarrassment in asking for help. Relationships can suffer and quality of life is affected because people become preoccupied with their condition. They feel unable to join in with family and some become hopeless about their situation believing there is no cure.. In 10% of cases, symptoms are severe enough to interfere with normal life. It affects both men and women equally and although it can occur at any age, it most commonly starts between the ages of 15 and 40.

Stress is a major factor in IBS. Sufferers have a bowel that over-responds when stressed. Messages received from the brain cause the intestinal muscles to expand or contract . Stress can affect this normal function. IBS prevents the colon from contracting normally so instead of emptying the bowel, it spasms. Spasms can last for long periods of time and result in changing bowel patterns with constipation being common. Other symptoms include diarrhoea, bloating and in extreme cases, stress can shut down the digestive system altogether. People with IBS have a hypersensitive bowel - their pain threshold is lowered.

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LATEST NEWS...David Samson invited to be guest speaker at The Allergy Show, Olympia,
Sunday June 14th 2009
12:00pm - 12:45pm hosting a seminar on Hypnosis for IBS.   

"The National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) states there is good evidence for hypnotherapy as an effective treatment for IBS.
Harley Street clinical hypnotherapist David Samson explains how he has been successfully treating IBS for seven years"

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