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difficult child 1 may be trying Clonidine for IBS of all things...
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<blockquote data-quote="HaoZi" data-source="post: 391982"><p>My daughter and I both deal with some degree of IBS/IBD, and the best help I've found for it was modifying our diets and reading a lot of labels. We gear more for soluble fiber than insoluble fiber when possible, and luckily for us there's a lot of things in the grocery store today with added fiber that don't taste horrible. Some fruits/veggies are better tolerated when cooked than raw, some aren't tolerated well at all. I found this site to be a great help to us: <a href="http://www.helpforibs.com/diet/" target="_blank">http://www.helpforibs.com/diet/</a> Print the cheat sheet, it's a very handy item to have when you're at the store looking for stuff, too.</p><p></p><p>Adding on: I don't buy the supplements or teas. I do eat a good bit of yogurt (esp Fiber One and Activia). For the anise tea, I use a mesh ball that you can buy if you like loose tea leaves and anise from the herb/spice section at the grocery and make my own anise tea when I need it. Anything used for loose tea leaves or if you have a French press coffee maker can be used for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HaoZi, post: 391982"] My daughter and I both deal with some degree of IBS/IBD, and the best help I've found for it was modifying our diets and reading a lot of labels. We gear more for soluble fiber than insoluble fiber when possible, and luckily for us there's a lot of things in the grocery store today with added fiber that don't taste horrible. Some fruits/veggies are better tolerated when cooked than raw, some aren't tolerated well at all. I found this site to be a great help to us: [URL]http://www.helpforibs.com/diet/[/URL] Print the cheat sheet, it's a very handy item to have when you're at the store looking for stuff, too. Adding on: I don't buy the supplements or teas. I do eat a good bit of yogurt (esp Fiber One and Activia). For the anise tea, I use a mesh ball that you can buy if you like loose tea leaves and anise from the herb/spice section at the grocery and make my own anise tea when I need it. Anything used for loose tea leaves or if you have a French press coffee maker can be used for it. [/QUOTE]
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