How might a bad stress response lead to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)?

The perception of stress varies from person to person, and over the long run, your good stress response may turn bad, which burdens your mind, body and spirit with what scientists call allostatic load. This results in an imbalance and disturbance of homeostasis within the mind-body-spirit connection that can result in functional symptoms. Collections of these symptoms commonly lead to the diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and other functional syndromes.

Even worse, this imbalance and disturbance can contribute to the development of serious diseases, such as metabolic syndrome X, which can kill you.

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