Adsorbants

A zapper will more likely exacerbate this type of GI issue. Please consider the following adsorbants:

Natural:

Silica/Diatomaceous Earth:

http://www.earthworkshealth.com/human-use.php


The presence of sufficient silica in the intestines will reduce inflammation of the intestinal tract. It can cause disinfection in the case of stomach and intestinal mucus and ulcers. Silica can prevent or clear up diarrhea and its opposite, constipation.
cholestyramine therapy


Bentonite/Psyllium:

http://www.diagnose-me.com/treat/T222139.html


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Pharmaceutical:

Cholestyramine:

http://www.moldwarriors.com/PDFs/Shoemaker-sickbuildingsyndrome.pdf


http://www.springerlink.com/content/x2577t4759534167/


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cholestyramine


Cholestyramine is also used to prevent diarrhea in Crohn's disease patients who have undergone post-ileal resection. The terminal portion of the small bowel (ileum) is where bile acids are reabsorbed. When this section is removed, the bile acids pass into the large bowel and attract water due to their osmotic effect, causing diarrhea. Cholestyramine prevents this increase in water by making the bile acids insoluble and osmotically inactive. Post-ileal resection patients may wish to use this medication cautiously however since bowel surgery heightens the occurrence of small bowel obstruction, and there are several reports of Cholestyramine causing bowel obstruction in the medical literature.