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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the IBS program?

  IBS is a seven year, sixty million dollar development program to replace legacy intelligence broadcast systems with a single world-wide intelligence dissemination service. IBS will be the leading example of Information Management and Dissemination for the Defense and Intelligence communities.

• How do I get access to IBS with ASC security?

  Email [email protected] with the following information: After registering/sending email allow up to 8 business days for your security profile to be activated before you can log into IBS to access/create invoices. You will receive an email from ASC security indicating you have access. If you already have Data Entry Access:

• How does the batching Master 110i work?

  With a dosing system consisting of flow meter, Batching Master 110i/210i and a batching valve it's possible to build mobile filling systems for containers, IBC's and barrels. The vibration level switch at the inlet detects gas in the system.

• How long does it take to get access to IBS?

  After registering/sending email allow up to 8 business days for your security profile to be activated before you can log into IBS to access/create invoices. You will receive an email from ASC security indicating you have access. If you already have Data Entry Access:

• What fish is good for IBS symptoms?

  Omega-3 fatty acids play an anti-inflammatory role within the body. Since inflammation may be contributing to your IBS symptoms, increasing your intake of omega-3s may be of help. Good fish sources of omega-3 fatty acids include: Anchovies. Black cod. Herring. Mackerel. Rainbow trout.

• What is the best diet for IBS?

  But you may find it helpful to eat lean meats, eggs, fish that is rich with omega-3 fatty acids, nuts, homemade bone broth, carrots, bananas, and other low-FODMAP fruits and vegetables. Fermented foods are also good for your gut flora. Having IBS means making some changes to what you eat.

• Can Soup ease IBS symptoms?

  There's little research to back these claims up, but you certainly cannot beat a warm cup of soup to soothe IBS symptoms. Easing your IBS symptoms starts with avoiding trigger foods and eating a healthy, balanced diet. Including low-FODMAP foods can help you avoid IBS symptoms like gas, bloating, and abdominal pain.

• Can omega-3 fatty acids help IBS symptoms?

  Omega-3 fatty acids play an anti-inflammatory role within the body. Since inflammation may be contributing to your IBS symptoms, increasing your intake of omega-3s may be of help. Good fish sources of omega-3 fatty acids include: