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New narrative review:IBS-D, the Gut–Brain Axis and South India: A Narrative ReviewRead the reviewNew patient-education article:Living with IBS-D: A Patient PerspectiveRead the articleResearch library:All research articles now on the MMK AcademyVisit the AcademyNew narrative review:IBS-D, the Gut–Brain Axis and South India: A Narrative ReviewRead the reviewNew patient-education article:Living with IBS-D: A Patient PerspectiveRead the articleResearch library:All research articles now on the MMK AcademyVisit the AcademyNew narrative review:IBS-D, the Gut–Brain Axis and South India: A Narrative ReviewRead the reviewNew patient-education article:Living with IBS-D: A Patient PerspectiveRead the articleResearch library:All research articles now on the MMK AcademyVisit the Academy

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IBS-D, the Gut–Brain Axis and South India: A Narrative Review

This narrative review explains how gut–brain axis dysregulation, chronic stress, high-FODMAP diets and capsaicin-rich cuisine interact to drive diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome (IBS-D). It synthesizes global and Asia–Pacific evidence, then honestly highlights how little high-quality epidemiological and interventional research exists for South Indian populations — especially Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

Read articleDownload PDFBy Dr. Muggu Murali Krishna, PhD (Pharmacy)
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Living With IBS-D: A Patient's-Eye View of Stress, Diet, and What the Evidence Actually Supports

A first-person account of managing diarrhea-predominant IBS as both patient and pharmacist — including the point where a tidy mechanistic story about diet, supplements and eyesight had to be corrected. It separates what the evidence genuinely supports (the gut–brain axis, stress-driven morning urgency) from the overclaims it would have been easier to publish.

Read articleDownload PDFBy Dr. Muggu Murali Krishna, PhD (Pharmacy)