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    Conditions We Treat

    Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

    IBS is the most common diagnosis in gastroenterology — and it tells you nothing. It literally means 'your bowels are irritable and we don't know why.' At Kure Health, we don't accept that. There's always a reason, and we find it.

    Irritable bowel syndrome is not a diagnosis — it's a label assigned when standard testing finds nothing. Signal-Based Medicine™ investigates what IBS actually is in each patient: SIBO, food sensitivities, bile acid malabsorption, gut motility dysfunction, microbiome dysbiosis, or stress-driven vagal nerve impairment. The KureBioMap™ and GI-MAP testing replace the IBS label with actionable findings.

    Common Symptoms

    Does this sound like you? These symptoms may seem unrelated — but they share common root signals.

    Bloating
    Abdominal pain
    Gas
    Diarrhea
    Constipation
    Alternating diarrhea and constipation
    Mucus in stool
    Urgency
    Incomplete evacuation
    Symptoms worsening with stress

    The Signal-Based Medicine Perspective

    Root Causes of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

    IBS isn't a disease — it's a collection of symptoms with multiple possible causes. Up to 80% of IBS patients have SIBO when properly tested. Others have food sensitivities, bile acid problems, or microbiome imbalances. The reason IBS is so frustrating is that treating 'IBS' means treating a label, not a cause. We find the cause.

    • SIBO (up to 80% of IBS cases)
    • Food sensitivities
    • Bile acid malabsorption
    • Gut motility dysfunction
    • Microbiome dysbiosis
    • Vagal nerve impairment from stress
    • Post-infectious changes

    Advanced Diagnostics

    How Kure Health Tests for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

    SIBO breath test
    GI-MAP comprehensive stool analysis
    Food sensitivity panel
    Bile acid assessment
    Organic acids test
    Zonulin
    KureBioMap™ assessment

    Treatment

    How Kure Health Treats Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

    We identify what YOUR 'IBS' actually is — whether SIBO, food sensitivities, microbiome imbalance, or motility dysfunction — and treat the specific cause. No more managing a label.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Living with irritable bowel syndrome (ibs) doesn't have to be your identity. Let's read the signals.

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