Since 1997 we have seen tens of thousands of IBS sufferers recover fully... why?

The digestive tract is the longest system of internal organs in the body. It starts at the lips and ends at the anus. It is sophisticated, resource hungry and vital to our survival.

In order for the digestive tract to work effectively, many organs and a massive amount of bodily tissues, neurology and chemicals are involved in order to make it work.

Emotional imbalance directly affects the digestive tract. It does so in preparation for emotional responses.

When resources are needed elsewhere, especially during the fear response, the digestive tract is the first non-essential system to be affected and when fear is activated, the digestive system is almost 'switched off' in order to prepare the body to fight or flee from threat.

The immediate results of emotional distress in the digestive tract are - Emptying it to make you lighter (bowel emptying - this includes bladder emptying), slowing down or ceasing of the muscular contractions that move forward through the tract, removal of moisture in order to utilise it in the blood stream and muscles... and many more. These all combine to create pain, wind, bloating, indigestion, increase in acidity, diarrhoea, nausea and many other distressing symptoms often referred to as IBS.

When your emotional disorder has gone, however, your digestive tract returns to normal function and your emotions settle back down.

We have rarely seen a case in which the client removes their anxiety condition and gastrointestinal responses don't settle down.

Emotional calm is the solution - The solution we can show you.