Nutritional management is key in IBS, but the psychological side is equally as important. That is what I am going to talk about in this article. Having IBS is quite stressful. You may no ...

Written by Sarah George APD, Hawthorn Health & Dietetics Do you have a child struggling with constipation, diarrhoea, abdominal pain or bloating? A quick Google search will come up w ...

Expert Tips for Reading Low FODMAP Food Labels Written by EA Stewart, owner of Spicy RD Nutrition  Confused about how to read a food label on a low FODMAP diet? You’re not alone. With my ...

Gluten on the Low FODMAP Diet: It's Okay to Have SomeBy Erin Peisach, RDN, Owner of Nutrition by Erin Have you already tried modifying your diet to help address your irritable bowel syn ...

Written by Kym Lang BSc: registered nutritional therapist, pip nutrition. Food is often a loaded subject for many people suffering with IBS. But you don’t have to give up good food forev ...

Written by Bonny Chow - Integrative Dietitian, Accredited Practising Dietitian As an Integrative Dietitian, I view and treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) differently to when I was tra ...

What Are FODMAPs?  By the Digestive Nutrition Clinic FODMAPs is the acronym used for a group of small chain carbohydrates (sugars and fibers), which are found naturally in foods. F - Fer ...

Written by Stefanie Valakas APD - Accredited Practising Dietitian & Accredited Nutritionist Starting your day off well with a nourishing and satisfying breakfast is important, howeve ...

By Kristin Houts, MS, RD Having dietary restrictions and following a low-FODMAP diet shouldn’t keep you from enjoying a meal out with friends or family. I believe dining out and avoiding ...

Written by Jenna Haworth (Accredited Practising Dietitian), The Nutrition Centre. New research is shining a spotlight on the role of the gut in our health, not only for those living with ...