Irritable Bowel Syndrome IBS treated using hypnotherapy hypnosis therapy
Irritable Bowel Syndrome IBS can be treated effectively long term with hypnosis, according to a new study published recently. This was the findings of the survey for the British Medical Association. In this study, around 71 percent of patients said that hypnotherapy successfully improved their condition.
Hypnotherapy, treatment carried out whilst in hypnosis, can provide relief from your IBS symptoms
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HYPNOSIS THERAPY FOR IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME IBS
"Hypnosis may be an effective,
long-term therapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), according to a
new study published this week.
The findings of the survey were
reported in Gut, a specialist publication of the British
Medical Association. Research was carried out over six years and
involved more than 200 patients. Around 71 percent of patients said
that hypnotherapy successfully improved their condition, with
positive effects that lasted up to 5 years. Many also found that
hypnosis significantly helped to reduce levels of anxiety and
depression associated with the condition. The patients underwent one-hour
sessions of hypnosis lasting up to 12 weeks. They were asked to note
any changes in their symptoms, quality of life and mood before and
immediately after their treatment, and up to six years later.
IBS is a common but little
understood disorder of the digestive tract. It is characterised by a
number of common symptoms including recurrent abdominal pains,
constipation or diarrhoea. The precise causes of IBS are not
known but doctors suggest it could be brought on by a variety of
things such as food, exercise, hormones and stress." Extracted from
Gut, a specialist publication of the British Medical Association
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