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Your Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Recovery Starts Here

When your gut is constantly flaring up and nothing seems to help, it’s easy to feel defeated. But you’re not alone – thousands of people with IBS have found freedom from their symptoms using our brain retraining approach. And now, the science is catching up.

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Everything you need to know about Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Symptoms
  • What Is It?

    Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a common yet complex condition that affects how your digestive system works. Common symptoms include:

    • Abdominal pain or cramping
    • Bloating or a feeling of fullness
    • Diarrhoea, constipation, or both
    • Frequent urgency to use the toilet
    • Mucus in stool
    • Nausea or indigestion
    • Food sensitivities
    • Fatigue and poor sleep
    • Anxiety or low mood linked to gut discomfort

    Symptoms can come and go or feel constant, often triggered by stress, certain foods, or seemingly nothing at all.

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  • Causes of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
  • What Causes It?

    Research suggests that IBS is driven by a disruption in the gut-brain connection, often triggered by stress, food poisoning, infections, or trauma. When your system goes through something intense – like a gut infection or chronic stress – your brain’s protective systems switch on to help you survive. But sometimes, they stay on far too long.

    This creates a ripple effect through your body:

    • Your nervous system stays stuck in “fight or flight”
    • Your digestive system becomes hypersensitive and unpredictable
    • Gut motility (how your bowel moves) gets out of sync
    • Inflammation and immune overactivation may increase
    • Your body struggles to rest, digest, and repair

    That’s why IBS often feels like a tangled web of physical and emotional symptoms – because it is.

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  • Treatment for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
  • How To Reverse It?

    Most current IBS treatments aim to manage flare-ups or control symptoms short-term. These might include:

    • Medications – for constipation, diarrhoea, or pain
    • Dietary changes – like low FODMAP or elimination diets
    • Probiotics or supplements
    • Psychological support – CBT, gut-directed hypnotherapy, or mindfulness
    • Stress management – yoga, breathing techniques, or rest

    While many people find some relief, these approaches often only go so far – because they don’t address the underlying brain-gut patterns keeping your symptoms going.

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  • Our approach is different

    Understanding why your IBS symptoms started means we can treat the real root cause. With brain retraining, we use the science of neuroplasticity to help your nervous system reset and your gut function restore.

    This process:

    • Calms your brain’s overactive alarm system
    • Reduces hypersensitivity in your gut
    • Helps digestion work smoothly again
    • Lowers stress signals that keep flares going
      Rebuilds a sense of safety in your body
      Supports long-term gut health and resilience

    By working with your brain and body together, we create the conditions where real, lasting recovery can happen.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    IBS isn’t just about food or digestion – it’s about how your nervous system reacts to your environment. When your system is on high alert, even small triggers (like stress, hormonal shifts, or sleep changes) can reignite gut symptoms. It’s not your fault, and it doesn’t mean you’re going backwards. The Gupta Program helps train your brain to stay calm and regulated – so your gut doesn’t overreact to every ripple.

    A lot, actually. Your gut and brain are in constant communication via the vagus nerve. When your brain senses danger (even subtle stress), it can slow digestion, increase gut sensitivity, and trigger symptoms. That’s why anxiety, overthinking, or even excitement can affect your stomach. Our program helps restore healthy communication between your gut and brain – which is key to long-term relief.

    Because the root issue often isn’t food. While some people benefit from temporary dietary changes, ongoing restriction can backfire by increasing fear and focus around eating. If your nervous system stays on edge, your gut can stay reactive no matter what you eat. Brain retraining helps reduce food sensitivities by calming the system behind them – so you can enjoy food again, without fear.

    No – IBS is real, physical, and often deeply distressing. While stress is a major trigger, it’s not the cause. Think of it like this: your nervous system has been through too much for too long, and now it’s stuck in survival mode. The Gupta Program doesn’t dismiss your symptoms – it works with the underlying patterns that keep them going, so your gut can truly settle.

    Yes. Many people who come to us have had IBS for a decade or more. Even long-standing symptoms are changeable because your brain and nervous system are always capable of rewiring. Healing may take time – but we’ve seen incredible results, even in complex and chronic cases.

    Flares are normal – and expected – during any healing journey. They don’t mean the program isn’t working. In fact, they can be part of the process of your nervous system learning a new way of responding. You’ll have tools to gently navigate setbacks, plus support from Coaches, community, and live sessions to help you stay on track.