Phagon that repair, thanks for coming back a question I got asked recently Animus - is dice dice. It Lamine any good for irritable, bowel syndrome, though I do. I see clover in, I think, is another name for it. There are various names for dicyclomine. You go to Wikipedia, you can read about it, so this is a drug. That'S been used now, probably since the 50s for irritable bowel syndrome, it's basically a muscle relaxant, so it works by blocking receptors, so they can't receive this neurotransmitter called acetylcholine. It'S pretty dumb. If you ask me to do stuff like this, it's a crazy idea using drugs to actually work on nerves and muscles to slow things down and block things and relax things for goodness sakes. This is what people need to be doing themselves instead of drugs need to be doing that you know drugs, drugs, drugs and we're basically dying in an ocean of drugs on this planet. When you think about all these chemicals, 50 % of IBS is stress. That'S not me speaking, that's the top. Will experts in integrative medicine speaking in America, dr. Ellen Gabey, for example, dr. Gaby, has long been talking about irritable, bowel syndrome. Being a garbage can diagnosis, for you know something else, that's going on in the person's life. So to me, it's a little bit like you've got a big problem: you're, not willing to look really at the causes of the problem, but you're willing to grab any kind of solution. That gives you some kind of quick remediation, quick relief. So but browse around these guys are not the answer for IBS, I don't care what kind of drug they are they're, usually going to have an effect on relaxing different parts of the body, but also they can stimulate other parts so very typical side effects from this drug, for example, Can be feeling hot or flushed can be feeling sick or nausea, so lethargic don't be in the brain. Poor coordination mentally severe constipation, worsening of irritable bowel syndrome like you, can actually get a serious increase of the symptoms that you're trying to mitigate with this drug. The crazy thing with many drugs is they actually create the same symptoms that they're supposed to cure. Okay, so the only drug, in my opinion that you want to be on is eating good food. That should be your drug. This food should be a medicine when you think about so 50 % of irritable, bowel syndrome. Cases are stress: why aren't we looking at that 50 % straight up to see what's causing this for that person? Why aren't we really looking at the causes of IBS? You know which could be a food allergy, it could be food intolerance. You know there could be something going on in that person's life. There are tons of pharmaceutical medications and actually calls irritable bowel syndrome so to take a drug for XYZ disease that causes IBS, and then you take another drug to stop the IBS. I mean how dumb could it be? You know it's like taking out lots and lots of small. You know loans from loan sharks to pay off a mortgage. You know I mean it just doesn't make sense to me, so it's desipramine any good for IBS. Well, this is my opinion. I don't think it's any good at all. I think that a person who's taking this drug will be better off going to a doctor. Who'S actually got a real interest in helping that person overcome their IBS, not just to put a bandaid. You know when it broken bone, it doesn't really work. Does it you keep putting band-aids on broken bones, you'll never fix the bone. Will you your call thanks for tuning in