Your IBS may NOT be caused by the foods you eat, here’s why 👇 Most people with IBS have what’s called ‘visceral hypersensitivity’ - this means that the nerves around the gut are overly sensitive to stimuli. When people with visceral hypersensitivity eat certain foods (such as foods high in FODMAP’s), those FODMAP’s ferment in their gut causing gas - which then puts pressure on those nerves. Those nerves then send false alarms to the brain, saying ‘hey something is wrong’ - and the same thing ha

10K views · 69 reactions | Recurrent abdominal pain, bloat and cramping could be the mark of Irritable Bowl Syndrome. IBS a common condition affecting 10 - 15% of the population. Learn more about the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options. https://mayocl.in/2YxnEXc | Mayo Clinic | Facebook