bad doctors......IBS, digestive issues

Hi Justin,

You sound like me just over a year ago!!! Just about to turn
31 and feeling very sick (ie awful gas, acid in my mouth,
always tired, etc, etc), and my doctor kept sending me for
tests (barium x-ray, ultrasound) and nothing showed up. I
was on a waiting list for four months to see a
gasteroentologist who finally diagnosed me with IBS! A good
friend then told me about Experience and Daily Complete Plus
Vitamin. These products changed my life and I feel better
than I did when I was 20! You can check the clinical studies
and their listing in the Physician's Desk Reference for Non-
Prescription Drugs at this address:
www.lisah.awarenesslife.com. The above together are called
"Starter Pak", and there is a 30 day money-back guarantee.

To your health!

Sincerely,

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"Justin" <justin1138@REMOVEnet> wrote in message
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I'm 31 and didn't know what it was called until a few
years ago, but I now know I have IBS, irritable bowel
syndrome. I experienced what I feel is bad doctoring and
wanted to get some opinions. I went to our family practice
physician 2 months ago complaining of having to go to the

bathroom

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a lot (6 times a day usually). He said I should see a
colorectal physician. So I went to a middle eastern doctor
who speaks bad english. He recommended a colonscopy. So I
endured a horrible procedure and had to pay $500 (my
insurance deductible) and nothing was found to be wrong
with my colon. (not that I'm complaining about that).

Anyway, at the follow-up to the colonscopy, the colorectal
doctor came in and said nothing was found. I asked if I
had IBS. He said I might. Then I asked if I should take
fiber therapy. He sort of laughed and said "you go to
bathroom too much and you want to take fiber to go to
bathroom more?" He gave me no prescriptions or advice.

I started taking fiber therapy and the IBS is practically
gone, 2 times a day is all I use the restroom now usually.
I just wished my family doctor would have recommended
fiber before a colonscopy. Also the colorectal doctor
should be more informed about his specialty to know that
fiber is a good cure for IBS. I just feel like I've been
ripped off, as a medical consumer by bad communication. A
more nefarious theory is that these doctors like to rob
people by doing unnecessary medical procedures.

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Hi Justin/Kelvin,

Experience is a clinically-proven colon-cleanser, and is
listed in the 2004 Physician's Desk Reference for Non-
Prescription drugs. It is not simply a fiber. It actually
cleans and re-educates your colon, cleaning all of the
layers of stool that have collected over the years. I lost
five pounds of compacted stool right away. That was the
source of my problems! Experience does not just irritate it
the colon so that the stool moves like laxatives. Also,
unlike a laxative, the longer you take it, the less you use
of it. Let me know of any other questions you may have,
that's what I'm here for!

I shared this information with my gasteroentologist and he
shut me up quick. He didn't want to know and told me on my
way out that if I did not need my follow up appointment,
then to cancel it. What does that tell you about his
motivation? Obviously I wouldn't be earning any more money
for him by seeing him and filling his prescriptions! I was
so much better and he wasn't even curious to find out
why/how!!!!

I'll hear that song now with new meaning!

Sincerely,

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"Justin" <justin1138@REMOVEnet> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'm 31 and didn't know what it was called until a few
years ago, but I now know I have IBS, irritable bowel
syndrome. I experienced what I feel is bad doctoring and
wanted to get some opinions. I went to our family practice
physician 2 months ago complaining of having to go to the

bathroom

Quoted message said:

a lot (6 times a day usually). He said I should see a
colorectal physician. So I went to a middle eastern doctor
who speaks bad english. He recommended a colonscopy. So I
endured a horrible procedure and had to pay $500 (my
insurance deductible) and nothing was found to be wrong
with my colon. (not that I'm complaining about that).

Anyway, at the follow-up to the colonscopy, the colorectal
doctor came in and said nothing was found. I asked if I
had IBS. He said I might. Then I asked if I should take
fiber therapy. He sort of laughed and said "you go to
bathroom too much and you want to take fiber to go to
bathroom more?" He gave me no prescriptions or advice.

I started taking fiber therapy and the IBS is practically
gone, 2 times a day is all I use the restroom now usually.
I just wished my family doctor would have recommended
fiber before a colonscopy. Also the colorectal doctor
should be more informed about his specialty to know that
fiber is a good cure for IBS. I just feel like I've been
ripped off, as a medical consumer by bad communication. A
more nefarious theory is that these doctors like to rob
people by doing unnecessary medical procedures.

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The above is my experience with IBS and I am very thankful
that I am doing A LOT better. I was sceptical when my friend
presented me with this information, but I was also desperate
and my doctors were not helping me. It gave me back my
health so that I could be a mother to my kids again. I am
very, very thankful for that.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, Kelvin. "Justin"
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Quoted message said:

I'm 31 and didn't know what it was called until a few
years ago, but I now know I have IBS, irritable bowel
syndrome. I experienced what I feel is bad doctoring and
wanted to get some opinions. I went to our family practice
physician 2 months ago complaining of having to go to the

bathroom

Quoted message said:

a lot (6 times a day usually). He said I should see a
colorectal physician. So I went to a middle eastern doctor
who speaks bad english. He recommended a colonscopy. So I
endured a horrible procedure and had to pay $500 (my
insurance deductible) and nothing was found to be wrong
with my colon. (not that I'm complaining about that).

Anyway, at the follow-up to the colonscopy, the colorectal
doctor came in and said nothing was found. I asked if I
had IBS. He said I might. Then I asked if I should take
fiber therapy. He sort of laughed and said "you go to
bathroom too much and you want to take fiber to go to
bathroom more?" He gave me no prescriptions or advice.

I started taking fiber therapy and the IBS is practically
gone, 2 times a day is all I use the restroom now usually.
I just wished my family doctor would have recommended
fiber before a colonscopy. Also the colorectal doctor
should be more informed about his specialty to know that
fiber is a good cure for IBS. I just feel like I've been
ripped off, as a medical consumer by bad communication. A
more nefarious theory is that these doctors like to rob
people by doing unnecessary medical procedures.

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Justin justin1138@removenet said:

I'm 31 and didn't know what it was called until a few
years ago, but I now know I have IBS, irritable bowel
syndrome.

There's a NG for this news:alt.support.ibs

Quoted message said:

I experienced what I feel is bad doctoring and wanted to
get some opinions.

Quoted message said:

Anyway, at the follow-up to the colonscopy, the colorectal
doctor came in and said nothing was found. I asked if I
had IBS. He said I might. Then I asked if I should take
fiber therapy. He sort of laughed and said "you go to
bathroom too much and you want to take fiber to go to
bathroom more?" He gave me no prescriptions or advice.

Unhappily, an ignorant colorecal MD.

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pay $500 (my insurance deductible) and nothing was found
to be wrong with my colon. (not that I'm complaining
about that).

Better than not going and not being all right.

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I started taking fiber therapy and the IBS is practically
gone, 2 times a day is all I use the restroom now usually.
I just wished my family doctor would have recommended
fiber before a colonscopy.

Yup. I have had one MD advise against a gastroscopy giving
interim advice (eat thus and so, here's a Prilosec sample,
come back in a month if it keeps up) but that's small
consolation to you.

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Also the colorectal doctor should be more informed about
his specialty to know that fiber is a good cure for IBS.
I just feel like I've been ripped off, as a medical
consumer by bad communication. A more nefarious theory
is that these doctors like to rob people by doing
unnecessary medical procedures.

There's a number of USENET "punchlines" e.g. "never
attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity" that
one sees. This seems all too much like "normal" stupidity.
Doctors are trained only in the tools and procedures to a
large extent.

My guess, and it is only a guess, is that your family MD
wanted, based on your symptoms, to be sure nothing serious
was happening, because he would be liable for not
investigating if it were.

The lack of cluefulness once serious pathology was ruled out
is not good, though.

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Experience and Daily Complete Plus Vitamin.

thanks for the advice. I used to have acid in my mouth, sour
stomach also. Horrible. I used to eat antacids like candy!
Is "Experience" a fiber therapy? I take those Metamucil
wafers once a day. The IBS is virtually cured, but I'm
always open to new remedies.

Being an IBS sufferer (albeit a mostly cured one), I can
relate to the following lyrics from the Nirvana song
"Pennyroyal Tea." As you can also I'm sure.

"I'm on warm milk and laxatives Cherry-flavored antacids Sit
and drink Pennyroyal Tea Distill the life that's inside of
me Sit and drink Pennyroyal Tea I'm anemic royalty"

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kidding...i don't believe your stuff.

Kelvin

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Hi Justin/Kelvin,

Experience is a clinically-proven colon-cleanser, and is
listed in the

2004

Quoted message said:

Physician's Desk Reference for Non-Prescription drugs. It
is not simply a fiber. It actually cleans and re-educates
your colon, cleaning all of

the

Quoted message said:

layers of stool that have collected over the years. I lost
five pounds of compacted stool right away. That was the
source of my problems!

Experience

Quoted message said:

does not just irritate it the colon so that the stool
moves like

laxatives.

Quoted message said:

Also, unlike a laxative, the longer you take it, the less
you use of it. Let me know of any other questions you may
have, that's what I'm here for!

I shared this information with my gasteroentologist and he
shut me up

quick.

Quoted message said:

He didn't want to know and told me on my way out that if I
did not need my follow up appointment, then to cancel it.
What does that tell you about

his

Quoted message said:

motivation? Obviously I wouldn't be earning any more money
for him by seeing him and filling his prescriptions! I was
so much better and he wasn't even curious to find out
why/how!!!!

I'll hear that song now with new meaning!

Sincerely,

[email hidden]

"Justin" <justin1138@REMOVEnet> wrote in message news:Xns-
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Quoted message said:

I'm 31 and didn't know what it was called until a few
years ago, but I

now

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

know I have IBS, irritable bowel syndrome. I experienced
what I feel is bad doctoring and wanted to get some
opinions. I went to our family practice physician 2
months ago complaining of having to go to the

bathroom

Quoted message said:

a lot (6 times a day usually). He said I should see a
colorectal physician. So I went to a middle eastern
doctor who speaks bad english. He recommended a
colonscopy. So I endured a horrible procedure and had

to

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

pay $500 (my insurance deductible) and nothing was found
to be wrong

with

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

my colon. (not that I'm complaining about that).

Anyway, at the follow-up to the colonscopy, the
colorectal doctor came

in

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

and said nothing was found. I asked if I had IBS. He
said I might.

Then

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I asked if I should take fiber therapy. He sort of
laughed and said

"you

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

go to bathroom too much and you want to take fiber to go
to bathroom more?" He gave me no prescriptions or
advice.

I started taking fiber therapy and the IBS is
practically gone, 2 times

a

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

day is all I use the restroom now usually. I just wished
my family

doctor

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

would have recommended fiber before a colonscopy. Also
the colorectal doctor should be more informed about his
specialty to know that fiber is

a

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

good cure for IBS. I just feel like I've been ripped
off, as a medical consumer by bad communication. A more
nefarious theory is that these doctors like to rob
people by doing unnecessary medical procedures.

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I shared this information with my gasteroentologist and he
shut me up quick. He didn't want to know and told me on my
way out that if I did not need my follow up appointment,
then to cancel it.

What an arrogant jerk! Gee, just like a doctor. I'm going to
try Experience. I'm all for cleaning out the bowels. That
poison just sits there, reaking havoc with your body. This
may sound weird, but my mental state has improved since I've
been taking Metamucil (natural fiber). I have more energy
and feel more rested, and I don't get so irritated/stressed.
After all it's not weird at all, our mental state follows
our physical state. Healthy body = healthy mind. I think the
AMA and the drug co's want to keep the populace ignorant and
thus profits high.

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My personal belief is, the IBS maybe is caused by over
growth of bacterias in the intestine, garlic and ginger may
work to relieve the problem as they kill much of the
unwanted bacteria and boast immune system.

Do consult your doctor...

Kelvin

"Justin" <justin1138@REMOVEnet> wrote in message
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Experience and Daily Complete Plus Vitamin.

thanks for the advice. I used to have acid in my mouth,
sour stomach

also.

Quoted message said:

Horrible. I used to eat antacids like candy! Is
"Experience" a fiber therapy? I take those Metamucil
wafers once a day. The IBS is virtually cured, but I'm
always open to new remedies.

Being an IBS sufferer (albeit a mostly cured one), I can
relate to the following lyrics from the Nirvana song
"Pennyroyal Tea." As you can also I'm sure.

"I'm on warm milk and laxatives Cherry-flavored antacids
Sit and drink Pennyroyal Tea Distill the life that's
inside of me Sit and drink Pennyroyal Tea I'm anemic
royalty"

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