IBS Book Reviews

An educated patient is more likely to have a better treatment outcome. The more reading you do, the more informed you will be. Here you will find reviews on books that are helpful for dealing with IBS.

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Read my review of "A New IBS Solution", by Mark Pimentel, MD. to see if his theory may be helpful for your IBS.

Here you will find my review of "Cognitive Behavioral Treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome" by Brenda B. Toner, Ph.D. and associates - a book written as a treatment manual for mental health professionals.

Find out if this classic cookbook is right for you!

"The First Year: IBS" by Heather Van Vorous is a must-read! Read my review to find out why.

Looking for IBS pain relief? Here is a review of the self-help book, "Free Yourself From Pain".

Have you been thinking about how to incorporate mindfulness and meditation into your daily life? This book is for you!

This book offers a self-help approach for following a low FODMAPs diet.

Read my review of "Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Psychosocial Assessment and Treatment" by Edward B. Blanchard, Ph.D. - a treatment guide for mental health professionals.

See if this little book might be just what you need to get a handle on your IBS.

If you are interested in utilizing a mindfulness and meditation approach to managing your IBS, then this book is for you. Read my glowing review!

"My IBS Healing" by Louise Parker is a gripping first-hand account of what it is like to deal with the challenges of IBS. Read my review of this not-to-be-missed memoir.

I think just about anyone can enjoy and learn from this honest and humorous IBS memoir.

Read my review of the book "Sick and Tired of Feeling Sick and Tired" -- a self-help book for anyone dealing with chronic illness.

More than a memoir, "Sophie's Story" is a must-read. Here is my review...

Read my review of "You Bet Your Life: The 10 Mistakes Every Patient Makes" by Trisha Torrey.

Recommendations for books on IBS from Amber Tresca, About.com guide to Inflammatory Bowel Disease.