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[boneiez]

it had to be done, im sorry

[marcylee11]

Hello everyone I'm new here

[obsessivecelestial]

Homo👁️👁️

O k ai

But LISTEN-

[rina-walker]

– Not beautiful

– I don't like it either

[notnickel]

You good, bud? You reblogged this like 13 times

ETHO IN MCC WTHO IN MCC ETHO IN MCC ETHO IN MCC ETH

[meret118]

GutTok check: Behind the wellness trend exploiting the mysterious nature of IBS

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

 At Caesars Sidnai, Pimentel and his colleagues created a diagnostic blood test to diagnose IBS. While he said it’s not a definitive diagnosis, it can provide one with more than 90% certainty.

This is in part because of a rise in research showing a clear link between food poisoning and IBS — a less talked about cause of IBS and “gut health” on #guttok. Pimentel said it’s estimated that food poisoning triggers at least 60 percent of all IBS on the “diarrhea-mixed side.” In this kind of situation, a person may have gone on a trip and got food poisoning. If their bowel movements never return to normal, that’s IBS. Researchers have identified a toxin that’s responsible for that type of IBS, and antibodies that are created from the toxin. 

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For the other people who don’t get IBS from food poisoning, Pimentel said it could be that food sensitivities are the driver behind it. Mast cells, which are special cells that are part of the allergic system of the gut, tend to be higher in some IBS patients.

“And then some patients just have naturally sensitive guts,” he said. “That's called visceral hyperalgesia.” 

[hellceo]

me trying to send that 'umf' meme to people and this asshole over here being like ' i would under no circumstances ever say umf, i have evolved past being a cave man, thanks ' and 🤦