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About the Book - "A New IBS Solution" by Dr. Mark Pimentel
Commonwealth Laboratories is pleased to present Dr. Mark Pimentel's NEW Book, "A New IBS Solution".
Dr. Mark Pimentel believes that the root cause of most IBS symptoms can be attributed to an overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine. This new book takes you through the historical evolution of conventional medicine's views on IBS in a way that can be easily understood. In addition, Dr. Pimentel presents a simple treatment protocol that will not only help you resolve your IBS symptoms, but will also prevent their recurrence.
This book takes you through the evolution of thinking in IBS in a way that can be easily understood. The research is often complex even for those in the field; physicians and patients alike may get lost trying to understand the quagmire of opinions and research findings. In the desire for help, along with frustration with their physicians’ limited understanding of how to treat IBS, patients have turned to alternative therapies such as probiotics. While some of these therapies have positive results, others are not as helpful and in some rare cases may be detrimental. These too will be discussed. While the initial chapters focus on how the theories of IBS diverge, the final chapters will show how the theories converge into a unifying hypothesis, and will give an indication of where IBS developments are heading in the future.
"A New IBS Solution" -Chapters
- Introduction
- Breaking the Stigma: IBS is not 'all in your head'
- Too fast or too slow: Understanding Your IBS Symptoms
- Big Brain, Little Brain: The Gut's Nerve Network
- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner: Food Poisoning & Parasites The New Culprit: Bacterial Overgrowth
- Help at Last: The Cedars-Sinai Protocol for Treating IBS
- Best of Both Worlds: Enhancing Your Results with Alternative Therapies
- Fibromyalgia and Other Associated Conditions: The IBS Connection
- Good Questions Deserve Good Answers: The IBS Forum
- Conclusion


