Exercise and IBS: What's the Connection?
A change in diet is often necessary for IBS sufferers. By eating more fiber-rich foods such as apples, peaches, cabbage, and broccoli, an IBS sufferer can reduce the impact of both constipation and diarrhea.| Comments on article "Exercise and IBS: What's the Connection?" | ||||||||||||
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