Find out why an irritable bowel syndrome enema can help prevent and eliminate symptoms.

It is estimated that approximately fifteen to twenty percent of the US population suffers from irritable bowel syndrome.

For some sufferers, symptoms occur only occasionally, for others, IBS problems are almost constant. The search to cure IBS seems limited.

Many people with irritable bowel syndrome try to eliminate specific foods that they think may be causing their problem.

Often this doesn’t work. The food they eat does not always result in the change they expect. It can be very difficult to know what to eat. Chronic irritable bowel syndrome can seriously threaten your ability to lead a normal lifestyle.

Some alternative medical practitioners now turn to an enema for irritable bowel syndrome. The enema may be necessary several times… but the results may be the absence of IBS. How might an enema help people with IBS, especially if diarrhea is a common symptom? Here’s why.

Our bodies, especially our gastrointestinal tract, need certain “healthy” bacteria to function properly. Without a sufficient amount, problems will arise. Bacteria and other parasites can exist throughout our body. Although it sounds scary, this is normal.

What is not normal is when there are parasites, Candida yeast or an imbalance of the intestinal flora between bad bacteria and healthy bacteria. This can result in irritable bowel syndrome and other health problems, and these parasites can inflame the lining of the digestive tract,

Parasites prevent the growth of beneficial bacteria in the intestine. They can create an environment that allows the yeast to multiply. The only way to get rid of this harmful microscopic flora is to completely remove it from the body. Enema treatments can do just that.

The process is not just a one-time occurrence. To effectively cleanse the gastrointestinal tract, more than one treatment is necessary. Once the treatments are complete, you should see a great improvement in your IBS symptoms. For many they disappear completely.

How do we get these parasites? Outdated water treatment systems, international travel, imported food, and the use of antibiotics can dramatically increase exposure to microscopic parasites.

Using enema treatments may not be pleasant… but the results can be life changing. What do you have to lose? parasites