10/07/2026
I always had a nervous stomach my whole life, but it was nothing serious until part-way through college. In college I went through some major life transitions and was experiencing some significant depression and anxiety.
Around this time and during the couple years following, I started having some major digestive problems. I started feeling nauseated almost all the time (to the point where I was throwing up every month or 2).
I was constantly bloated, I had very foul gas accompanied by abdominal cramping, and I was swinging back and forth between loose stools and constipation.
Most of the time I thought the anxiety was causing the symptoms and I was just trying to live with it. I always had an escape route to the nearest bathroom scouted out.
I saw several doctors who told me to just continue taking Zantac for the nausea, and reduce my stress. I did a lot of research online on digestive disorders and finally found that my symptoms matched the description for IBS.
So I decided to see a gastroenterologist. He told me that 90% of his patients come in for IBS and that there’s not much that can be done about it. He gave me a drug that was supposed to normalize intestinal contractions, told me to reduce my stress, and gave me a list of foods to eat that are rich in fiber. I tried these things, but it hardly made any difference. So I turned to alternative medicine and tried homeopathy, supplements, acupuncture, and an elimination diet…but none of those worked either.
So in my desperation, I did some more research and found the IBS Treatment Center online. I read the philosophy behind it, as well as the testimonials and was very interested in checking it out. [...]
But I decided to take the chance, and I am so glad I did. I’ve been telling people that it was the best $ I’ve ever spent! I was so impressed with the whole operation! Within a month or 2 … the nausea, diarrhea, bloating, cramping, and anxiety were pretty much gone.
— Amanda M.
