Gut Nutrition Therapy

Service Description

According to the CDC, inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract severe enough to diagnose inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) occurs in about 3.1 million adults in the US. Inflammation in your stomach, small intestine, and large intestine can result from the immune system reacting negatively from environmental triggers, virus, or bacteria. This can also be a genetic condition. There are different conditions that correlate to the phrase “inflammatory bowel”. These include irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, Chron’s disease, and different colitis’. Symptoms of IBD are: - abdominal pain - fatigue - diarrhea - weight loss - constipation - skin problems - rectal bleeding - nausea - loss of appetite - cramping Nutrition plays a vital role in your GI health and function, but a gut healthy diet may be difficult to understand and follow. Dealing with IBD is not easy and you're not alone. It is hard to get out of the cycle of not waiting to eat as it causes uncomfortable situations in public as your facing to the bathroom or being so hungry due to the lack of food but will eating causes abdominal pain. Working with me 1:1; - You will learn how certain nutrients affect your symptoms and body through a inflammatory bowel education. - We will find your triggers that cause your symptoms and alleviate them by supporting your motility and digestion. - Through evidence-based guidelines, we will create a nutrition plan during your flare to allow your nutrient intake to improve and your GI tract to rest and heal while also building your brain-gut connection. - Design a sustainable diet that fits your desires and lifestyle and manages your root cause to avoid flares. Book your first 60 minute session today! Your Health, Your Way, with Z Dietitian