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Hi Reader Can I still say Happy New Year even though it’s already mid-January? I’m going to say yes.I chose to start the year by going on a podcast because I see so many people with IBS feeling confused, frustrated, and stuck after following gut health advice that promises relief but often does the opposite. My goal in this conversation was to help dispel some common gut health myths and offer a more supportive, realistic approach to feeling better in your body. Tune in here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWSxDnTvRVw​ While I know not everyone has 30 min to sit and (re)watch, here are some real questions we tackled on the show that many of you have probably wondered about:✨ Why the common gut tips often fall short​ ✨ What actually makes your digestion behave the way it does​ ✨ What you can do instead​ If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting gut health advice or done everything under the sun only to feel stuck, this episode was really aimed at YOU. I hope it gives you clarity and encouragement as you navigate your health. And because gut healing doesn’t happen alone… ✨ If you’re ready for personalized support in 2026, I’d love to help you get the nutrition guidance you deserve. No diet guessing. No “one size fits all.” Just real support to help you feel your best. Here’s to a calmer, more confident stomach (and year) ahead! ​Unsubscribe | Update your profile | |
Bloating is one of the most common complaints I see as a GI dietitian, yet there's still so much misinformation and fear around it online. ↓ Hi Reader, The truth is, bloating is often more nuanced than simply “eating the wrong foods.” In many cases, digestive habits, constipation, hydration, stress, and even fear around food can play a major role. Here are 5 things I wish more people knew about bloating: Not all fiber is created equal A lot of people with IBS are told to “just eat more...
You Deserve GI Nutrition Support Without More Food Fear ↓ Hi Reader, If you’re struggling with digestive symptoms, you’ve probably already tried a lot. Cutting out foods.Starting over on Monday.Googling (Or Claude-ing) symptoms late at night.Feeling anxious before meals, travel, restaurants, or social events.Wondering if your body is “too sensitive” or if you’re just doing something wrong. For many people with IBS and digestive issues, nutrition advice can start to feel overwhelming very...
April Recap + What I Wish You Knew About IBS ↓ Hi Reader, This month felt especially meaningful. With IBS Awareness Month coming to a close, I’ve been reflecting on the conversations, connections, and moments that reminded me why this work matters so deeply. I had the opportunity to attend an IBS Awareness event at Austin City Hall, where World IBS Days (April 17–19) was recognized to help bring visibility to irritable bowel syndrome and the millions of people it affects. It was truly an...