IBS (Irritable Bowel syndrome) here
It solidified after I read the sticky the first time. Lost weight however since I had enough discipline (and autism) to completely turn around my diet my stomach did a 180. Went from eating shit every day to a one day allowance within my calorie range.
Anyways I was put to a halt after the bloating immediately after eating, loss of appetite, stress, uncomfortable stomach distention, and constipation was always happening. Couldn't even feel comfortable in anything but sweats.
Well after a while of continuing to fix my diet I have gotten a new routine to help fend off the symptoms.
>Always have a minimum of 4 hours between a meal
>Without physical signs of hunger (pangs) do not eat a heavy or adequate meal. Small light snack if you can't help it
>if you need larger meals break them up into smaller ones and have more smaller meals
>never drink a can of carbonated drink in one sitting, take sips
>intermittent fasting usually best in the morning, helps not overload the digestion process
>Keep track of the last time you excreted and eat less until bowels are emptied
>Eat Fiber or Probiotics once in a while
>less frying
>take your time on the toilet
>drink tons of water
Seems like a lot but you get used to it. Anyone else have tips for their disorders?
>>39537256
I drink anywhere between 8 and 32 oz of Kombucha daily and it's done wonders for my GI tract.
Probiotics man
>>39537256
Try not being a faggot and smoke after you eat.
eat chia seeds. mix them with water first obviously. have them as your breakfast, about 40 grams in a glass worths of water. give it 2 weeks and you'll notice the change.
why don't you just stop drinking fizz?
If I ate that I'd probably think I had IBS too
>never drink a can in one sitting...take sips
>take sips
>sips
GTFO MONSTER ENERGY SHILL REEEEEEE
>>39537256
I have Crohn's, take a colase (generic is cheapest) once a day for constipation. It is a very mild stool softener, and it will help you not strain on the toilet and the soften stools will help prevent damage and hemmhoroids