Can Stress Affect Your Bowels

Stress causes stomach bleeding and deep ulcers to form in its lining. It can be so severe that stress can affect your bowels; constipation and diarrhea. This phenomenon was first discovered and noted by the great stress scientist, Hans Selye.

Stomach ulceration is one of the three manifestations of the effects of stress on the body. There can be many blood-covered stomach ulcers in a person who is under stress.

This process is not a "disease" as much as it is a fight to maintain homeostatic balance of the body. The stomach irritation and ulcer then becomes the side effect of stress. It is how the body reacts.

Logical correction is not directed to the stomach ulceration as much as it is to the stress that has helped caused it. If the only attention is to the stomach it may clear but a new and remote problem arises in the face of stress.

 The other two manifestations of stress will appear: enlargement and disfunction of the adrenal glands and intense shrinkage of the lymphatic structures (thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes).

The affects of stress on the stomach aren't as common as they were. They are still present but this generation has switched more to the adrenl and lymphatic structure changes.

In the ULTIMATE NATURAL STRESS MANAGEMENT MANUAL I take you through a personal, step-by-step process of uncovering your particular stress and offer specific ways to eliminate them.