Stress and IBS: The Truth

Thinking of buying an online intolerance test? Did you know they aren’t scientifically backed and could be a waste of your money? 🤯 Join me in this week's episode of Food for Thought, where I sit down with the amazing Kirsten Jackson (@the.ibsdietitian), an expert in gut health and IBS. 🧠 Listen as Kirsten unpacks the complexities of IBS, from symptoms to misdiagnoses, and the often-overlooked impact of mental health. 🌿 🌟 Kirsten’s ‘Take Control’ Method: Discover her powerful approach that combines movement, sleep optimisation, mental well-being, and nutrition to help you manage IBS effectively. 📚 🧠 Gut-Mind Connection: Explore how anxiety, depression, and stress play a major role in triggering IBS symptoms. 💭 📋 IBS Diagnosis: Learn about the ROME Criteria—guidelines doctors use to diagnose IBS—and the key symptoms you should be aware of. 🔍 🧪 Intolerance Tests: Kirsten explains why these tests aren’t reliable, as they measure your immune response, not true food intolerances. ⚠ 🌱 Low FODMAP Diet: Understand how this diet can help manage symptoms, but why it’s not a long-term solution and should be used carefully. 🥦🍞 🛌 Sleep & Stress: Discover how poor sleep and stress directly affect your gut health and why they’re just as crucial as your diet. 😴🔄 💬 Top Tips for IBS: From cutting down on caffeine to keeping meals regular, get practical advice to help manage your symptoms. ☕🚫 🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to gain valuable insights into managing IBS and improving your gut health! ✨ And don’t forget to grab a copy of Take Control of Your IBS and follow @the.ibsdietitian for more tips and guidance! 📚 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Stress and IBS: The Truth is an episode from Food For Thought by Rhiannon Lambert.

This episode is 46:03 long.

This episode was published on Oct 14, 2024.

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