Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a common digestive disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. Despite its prevalence, IBS continues to be underfunded and under-researched, leaving many individuals with IBS without effective treatment options.

The Problem

For those with IBS, the symptoms can be debilitating, affecting their daily activities, work, and social life. However, despite its impact, IBS receives limited funding and research compared to other medical conditions. This lack of investment has resulted in a lack of effective treatment options and a lack of understanding about the underlying causes of IBS.

The Solution

We are calling on government agencies, philanthropic organizations, and the medical community to increase funding and research on IBS. With increased investment, we can improve our understanding of IBS, develop effective treatment options, and improve the quality of life for millions of individuals with IBS.

What You Can Do to Help

Sign this petition to show your support for increasing funding and research on IBS. Share this petition with your friends and family who may also be passionate about this issue. Contact your government representative and ask them to support increased funding and research on IBS.

Conclusion

By signing this petition, you can help make a difference for those with IBS. Together, we can increase funding and research on IBS, providing individuals with the support and treatment options they need to manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life.

Who’s Asking:

Casa de Sante (casadesante.com) believes everyone with IBS deserves good gut care. We provide comprehensive IBS management, including dietitian-customized mealplans for food intolerances, personalized virtual IBS care services, low FODMAP foods, protein powders, supplements, apps, and a wealth of information and resources to help individuals dealing with gut health issues. Our approach is rooted in scientific principles and delivered by an integrated care team comprising GI clinicians, dietitians, and coaches.

Resources:

What causes IBS? 
What causes IBS? (Part 2)
Can IBS Be Cured Permanently?

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