Digestive Health Treatment
IBS Treatment Amsterdam: A Root-Cause, Integrative Approach
IBS treatment Amsterdam patients can trust starts with finding the actual cause of symptoms — not just managing them. I combine EPD diagnostics, orthomolecular nutrition, and Traditional Chinese Medicine to identify what’s really driving your IBS.
Understanding the Condition
What Is IBS (and Why It’s Often Misdiagnosed)?
IBS is a functional gut disorder marked by abdominal pain, bloating, and altered bowel habits — constipation, diarrhea, or both. It’s often diagnosed by exclusion: once serious conditions like Crohn’s disease, colitis, or celiac disease are ruled out, “IBS” becomes the catch-all label. The problem is that this diagnosis rarely explains why your gut is reacting the way it is.
Conventional medicine is excellent at ruling out serious disease, but it isn’t built to investigate the layered causes behind persistent gut symptoms — food intolerances, low-grade gut infections, SIBO, or the chronic stress response that keeps your digestive system on high alert. Without addressing these, IBS symptoms tend to come back, or shift into a new pattern.
My integrative approach goes beyond symptom suppression. By combining functional diagnostics with orthomolecular medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Electro Physiological Diagnostics (EPD), I identify what’s actually driving your IBS — not just the label.
As Harvard Health notes, the brain-gut connection is exactly why integrative treatments can be so effective for digestive complaints.
Recognizing the Signs
Symptoms of IBS We Treat
- Bloating and abdominal cramping after meals
- Alternating constipation and diarrhea
- Unpredictable flare-ups tied to specific foods
- Digestive symptoms that worsen with stress
- A diagnosis of “just IBS” with no clear next step
- Excess gas and a feeling of incomplete bowel movements
- Food intolerances that haven’t been formally tested
- Digestive symptoms alongside fatigue or brain fog

Root Cause Analysis
3 Root Causes Behind Most IBS Treatment Amsterdam Cases
Food Intolerances
Gluten, lactose, histamine, and nickel sensitivities frequently masquerade as “IBS” without ever being tested for.
Stress & the Gut-Brain Axis
Your gut and nervous system are in constant communication — chronic stress can directly worsen bowel symptoms, independent of diet.
SIBO & Dysbiosis
An imbalance or overgrowth of gut bacteria can produce classic IBS symptoms and often goes undiagnosed in standard care.
Our Integrative Approach
How I Treat IBS
I combine regular medical knowledge with complementary diagnostic disciplines to build a complete picture of what’s happening in your gut — and why.
EPD Diagnostics
Using Electro Physiological Diagnostics, I assess the body’s response to potential food intolerances, remedies, and nutrients, helping identify triggers that standard blood panels often miss.
Nutrition & Orthomolecular Support
Optimizing your intake of key nutrients, fiber types, and gut-supportive compounds to restore digestive function from the inside out.
TCM & Gut-Energy Balance
Traditional Chinese Medicine views digestive complaints through the lens of energy (Qi) flow — offering a complementary framework for symptoms that don’t fit a single conventional diagnosis.
Common Questions
FAQ About IBS Treatment Amsterdam
How is IBS treated in Amsterdam at Integrative Health Clinic?
Treatment combines EPD diagnostics, orthomolecular nutrition, and Traditional Chinese Medicine to identify and address the specific cause of your symptoms — rather than prescribing the same generic diet and medication regardless of cause.
What happens during the first IBS consultation?
The intake consultation takes about 90 minutes and includes a review of your medical history and symptoms, pulse analysis, tongue evaluation, and EPD assessment, resulting in a personalized treatment plan.
Why do IBS symptoms keep coming back after treatment?
Symptoms often return when the underlying trigger — a food intolerance, gut bacterial imbalance, or chronic stress response — was never identified in the first place. Addressing the cause, not just the symptom, is what prevents relapse.
How much does an IBS consultation cost in Amsterdam?
An intake consultation is €180 (around 90 minutes); follow-up consultations are €150 (around 60 minutes).
IBS Treatment Amsterdam: Ready to Address the Root Cause?
Book an intake consultation to identify your IBS triggers and receive a personalized integrative treatment plan for lasting relief.
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