PDF/ePub Trust Your Gut: Heal from IBS and Other Chronic Stomach Problems Without Drugs Writen By Gregory Plotnikoff

Trust Your Gut: Heal from IBS and Other Chronic Stomach Problems Without Drugs

By : Gregory Plotnikoff

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Do you have an upset stomach that just won't quit? Do you often feel bloated or live with troubling intestinal pains? Do you constantly ask yourself " what can I eat and not suffer?" Do you have to know where the nearest bathroom is at all times? Have you been diagnosed with IBS yet still can't find relief? You might be one of the more than 55 million Americans who needlessly suffer from these troubling symptoms. You may have even given up hope because you are embarrassed or exhausted. In Trust Your Gut two leading doctors in integrative medicine - a physician and a psychologist have teamed up to develop the revolutionary CORE program. Gregory Plotnikoff, MD and Mark Weisberg, PhD offer a comprehensive, mindbody approach to healing, without the need for drugs. They are the "go to doctors" for gut distress. Their book is based on decades of clinical experience in resolving the most challenging gut symptoms.Trust Your Gut will empower you to awaken your 'inner doctor", find lasting,

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Author : Gregory Plotnikoff

Pages : 256 pages

Publisher : Conari Press

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ISBN-10 : 1573245887

ISBN-13 : 9781573245883

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