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Have you been diagnosed with IBS?

Writer: Dee | Harmony Health Hub
Dee | Harmony Health Hub
Mar 14
1 min read

Updated: Mar 19

Most of my clients have been told: “IBS is something you just have to live with.”


But they suspect something else is going on because they notice symptoms after eating certain foods.


Common things I hear in clinic:


 “I feel bloated after nearly every meal.”


 “My stomach reacts differently depending on what I eat.”


 “Some days I feel fine and other days my digestion is terrible.”


“Doctors say it’s IBS but I still feel like something is triggering it.”


In many cases, we discover the body is reacting to specific foods or deficiencies, which can create symptoms that mimic IBS.


Once we identify potential triggers, clients receive a personalised elimination plan to help their digestive system settle and recover.


Understanding what your body is reacting to can be a huge relief after years of guessing.

If digestive symptoms are affecting your daily life, you are not alone.


 Harmony Health Hub – Bioresonance Allergy and Deficiency Testing in Woodstock, Oxfordshire 07876 718 057


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Disclaimer: Bioresonance testing is a complementary wellbeing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis or replace professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results are intended to help you explore potential food, environmental and nutritional factors that may be relevant to your wellbeing. If you have symptoms, a diagnosed medical condition or concerns about your health, please seek advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. Never delay seeking medical advice because of information provided by this service or website. In a medical emergency, contact the emergency services immediately.

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