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Has anyone with ibs found the use of activated charcoal tablets to be a useful treatment?
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Yes: We have a hard time treating ibs. Many things are contributing to the discomfort and charcoal(used in moderation) if helpful, is probably O.K.
Answered 7/20/2012
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