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Irritable bowel study seeks clues on why women targeted

Women are twice as likely to suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome and often endure worse symptoms than men, but treatments are not tailored to their needs.

AAP · Aug 27

7 Signs Your Anxiety Is Causing Real Physical Health Problems, Not Just Mental Stress

Chest pain that cardiologists can't explainA racing heart, a tight band across the sternum, a sudden stabbing sensation, these are the symptoms that send people to a cardiologist first. When the ECG comes back clean and the stress test shows nothing, the default conclusion is "you're fine." Anxiety-driven chest pain,…

Times Life · Jul 20

What Triphala Consistently Does to Your Gut, Digestion, and Microbiome Over Time

The First Two Weeks: Motility Before Anything ElseThe first thing Triphala changes is mechanical. Chebulic myrobalan (Terminalia chebula), one of the three fruits in the formula, contains anthraquinone glycosides that stimulate peristalsis, the wave-like muscle contractions that move stool through the colon. A 2011 study published in the Journal of…

Times Life · Jul 17

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How Stress Affects Your Body More Than You Realize

Stress has become a common part of modern life. Whether it comes from work deadlines, financial worries, relationship issues, health concerns, or everyday responsibilities, almost everyone experiences stress at some point. While occasional stress is a normal response that helps us deal with challenges, ongoing stress can have a much…

MyLifeXP · Jun 8

5 People Who Should Never Eat Papaya: Hidden Dangers You Should Know About

Papaya has built a reputation as one of the healthiest fruits in the world. Rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, potassium, and digestive enzymes, it’s often recommended for glowing skin, better digestion, and improved immunity. Whether eaten ripe as breakfast or consumed raw in salads, papaya has become a staple in…

MyLifeXP · May 24

Placebo effect can work as well as real medicine – but your body may need permission to use it

The first time the placebo effect really got under my skin was when I read that roughly one-third of people with irritable bowel syndrome improve on placebo treatments alone. Usually this statistic is presented as a fascinating quirk of medicine. My reaction was anger.

The Conversation · Apr 21

Is Drinking Coffee on an Empty Stomach Bad? Science Explained

Coffee is one of the most famous beverages in the world today. In fact, in many countries, consumption level of coffee comes second only to water. Some of us have a daily habit of “bed coffee” as we start our days with a cup coffee first thing in the morning.…

Times Life · Mar 30

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Ever wonder how many times a day you fart? Well, now you can find out

Device could have serious applications for tracking a range of health issues, including irritable bowel syndrome and food intolerance

The Independent UK · Feb 13

5 Types of People Who Should Avoid Eating Makhana Daily

Makhana is a favourite snack of numerous Indians. In fact, it comes with a lot of nutritional benefits that people call it a superfood. This crunchy food is filled with a number of essential minerals and antioxidants. Our heart, digestive system, kidney, bones; everything will receive a healthy upliftment if…

Times Life · Feb 5

‘Hot girl’ stomach problems? Yes, IBS affects women more than men – here’s why

For a while, the “hot girls have stomach problems” trend on social media has been a way for women to destigmatise irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

The Conversation · Oct 22, 2025

Doctors said her stomach pain was IBS or endometriosis – then they found a 2kg tumour on her ovary

Doctors were unable to find the cause of Natasha Reynolds’ symptoms for almost 18 months

The Independent UK · Sep 11, 2025

IBS and digestive trouble are in the spotlight on social media. Here's what you should know

Spend some time on TikTok and you'll see loads of people talking about digestive troubles like irritable bowel syndrome

The Independent UK · Aug 3, 2024

5 Healthy Lifestyle Habits Could Reduce Risk Of Developing Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Study

The researchers of the latest study evaluated how a combination of 5 healthy habits affected the onset of IBS.

Medical Daily · Feb 21, 2024

Why IBS is still so mysterious

Doctors are still unraveling the science of irritable bowel syndrome, which opportunists are capitalizing on

Salon · Feb 3, 2024

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Zenger · Aug 25, 2023

Constipation, Irritable Bowel Syndrome May Be Early Warning Signs Of Parkinson’s Disease

Constipation linked with more than doubling in risk of developing the neurological condition in the five years before diagnosis.

Daily Mirror · May 26, 2023

'I put years of pain down to IBS symptoms before doctors gave me shattering diagnosis'

Gemma Crossley, from Golborne, Manchester, was alarmed to discover her symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome were actually signs of bowel cancer

Manchester Evening News · May 25, 2023

'I put years of pain down to irritable bowel syndrome - then I saw Deborah James' story and got a devastating diagnosis'

The mum-of-two got her symptoms checked out after seeing a crucial social media post

Daily Record · May 10, 2023

People of State Pension age with Irritable Bowel Syndrome could be due up to £407 each month from DWP

Attendance Allowance supports many health conditions to help people with additional daily living costs.

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Daily Mirror · Apr 30, 2023

5 worrying signs of IBS you should never ignore as 82% don't seek medical advice

A gut health expert has warned against ignoring symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Here are some of the signs to look out for, and when you should seek medical advice

Daily Mirror · Apr 9, 2023

Woman suffering excruciating 'period pain' left temporarily paralysed by real illness

Annie-Josephine Kearslake from Glossop, was just 12 when she began suffering from extreme pain, however despite years of visiting doctors she was repeatedly told the agonising feeling was down to irritable bowel syndrome or her period

Daily Record · Apr 6, 2023

Dad dies after irritable bowel syndrome turned out to be cancer

Michael Moriarty, 37 was initially dismissed by doctors after discovering blood in his stool before they eventually found tumours in his bowels, liver and lung and told him he had two years left to live.

Manchester Evening News · Apr 6, 2023

Dad, 37, who wrongly thought for years he had irritable bowel syndrome tragically dies

Michael Moriarty discovered that he had tumours in his bowel, liver, and lung

Daily Mirror · Apr 6, 2023

'Loving' dad, 37, dies from cancer after being told he had irritable bowel syndrome

Michael Moriarty, 37, from Walton, has tragically died after his diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome turned out to be cancer with tumours found in his bowel, liver and lung

Liverpool Echo · Apr 6, 2023

Dad, 37, dies after irritable bowel syndrome turned out to be cancer

After being diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome a CT scan revealed Michael Moriarty had tumours in his bowel, liver and lung

Manchester Evening News · Mar 29, 2023

'I found out I had IBS while filming new Gordon Ramsay series and it's about time we talk about this debilitating condition'

Young entrepreneur Sophie Taylor wants to 'break the taboo' surrounding Irritable Bowel Syndrome after being left afraid to leave the house

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