Gastroenterology

IBS trigger identification fails for predictable, documented reasons. Here is a four-week approach grounded in the diet, sleep, hormonal and stress evidence.

What the microbiome evidence in IBS actually supports, the trial doses that have been studied, and why no microbiome test can diagnose irritable bowel syndrome.

What the established GI tests actually achieve, from calprotectin to SeHCAT, and where at-home digestive monitoring fits. It does not detect or diagnose any condition.

IBS symptoms management has relied on memory and elimination diets for decades. Here are the Rome IV criteria, the trial evidence, and what objective monitoring adds.

What is actually FDA cleared in GI artificial intelligence, what the economic and quality of life data show, and what advanced IBS monitoring changes in the consultation.

Why symptom journals miss patterns, what the validated IBS measures actually achieve, and how to combine subjective and objective tracking without adding burden.