IBS Common in Fibromyalgia Patients

Do you suffer from Fibromyalgia? There can befibromyalgia and IBS experience symptoms that are
several other conditions that are co-existent with the38% more severe than patients with only one of the
condition and one is irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS.conditions. Studies have also shown that people with
Our friend, Timothy Spaulding, a Top Health Bloggerboth conditions tend to have a worse quality of life
for the Arthritis Community on Wellsphere and authorthan those with only one.”
of the Current Arthritis News and Research BlogIn many cases, Flexcin can help alleviate the pain
explains in his recent article about IBS andassociated with fibromyalgia. The primary component
Fibromyalgia.of Flexcin™ is CM8™ (cetyl myristoleate). Of all
“IBS is a gastrointestinal disorder that has nothe ingredients in Flexcin, CM8™ is the most
apparent cause. Symptoms include intestinalpowerful. CM8™ functions in three different ways.
discomfort and pain along with “alterations” inFirst, it acts as a highly effective lubricant in the
bowel habits. This means constipation, diarrhea orjoints, muscles and other tissues, allowing them to
switching between the two. IBS is reported to affectmove smoothly. Decrease or loss of morning
as many as 20% of the general population and is 2stiffness is commonly noted shortly after
to 3 times more prevalent in women than men.”commencing treatment. Next, CM8™ functions as
Diagnosis of IBS generally is made after eliminating allan anti-inflammatory. Relief from swollen joints is
other possible causes of the digestive issues.often seen after the 4th or 5th week of treatment.
Current studies indicate that as many as 77% ofThird, it is also an immune system modulator, which
patients with fibromyalgia also have IBS. In fact,can be effectual against autoimmune diseases, such
there are four conditions that have a higher thanas arthritic conditions. CM8™ relieves joint pain at
expected rate of co-occurrence with IBS that haveits source, reducing inflammation and irritation of the
little relationship to the digestive system:joints and tissues.
- FibromyalgiaTo read about the common characteristics between
- Chronic Fatigue Syndromefibromyalgia and IBS, check out Timothy
- Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ or TMD)Spaulding’s full article here and other interesting
- Chronic Pelvic Paintopics on his Current Arthritis News and Research
Other studies have shown that patients with bothBlog.