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Fast Tract Digestion: IBS

By : Norman Robillard

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You Can Eliminate Irritable Bowel Syndrome Without Drugs or Antibiotics.This science-based book explains how you can safely get relief from this debilitating chronic condition by following an innovative dietary approach. The book also provides over 40 recipes, snacks and desserts to get you started. Dr. Michael R. Eades, Co-author of New York Times Best Seller, Protein Power says "Even people with the most challenging symptoms will be pleased with their improvement. I cannot recommend this book heartily enough."Fast Tract Digestion IBS is about a ground-breaking dietary solution for the cause of IBS, Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO). It is based on solid and extensive research and the latest developments in medical science. The Fast Tract Diet was presented at the recent Digestive Disease Week conference in May, providing gastroenterologists with a new dietary treatment option for addressing SIBO-related conditions.The Fast Tract Diet addresses SIBO at the most

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Author : Norman Robillard

Pages : 256 pages

Publisher : Self Health Publishing

Language : eng

ISBN-10 : 0976642557

ISBN-13 : 9780976642558

 
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