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We had so much fun talking to our friend Stacey Collins in this episode! Stacey is a Dietitian who lives with UC and we talked about the field of Dietetics, diet research for IBD, what you can find out in your bloodwork, surgery as a treatment option, road-tripping with IBD....and the joy that is Topo Chico....especially when mixed with tequila and lime.
Cheers!
Resources and Show Notes:
1. CORRECTION: Vitamin C deficiency in IBD was from LAURA MANNING, RD from The Mount Sinai Hospital
2. Here's an article about perioperative nutrition. There are different recommendations for the time that a patient should be consuming EN prior to surgery based on nutritional status, and this should always be done under the direction of a perioperative GI dietitian or trusted surgical team with nutrition expertise.
3. **Micronutrients shouldn't be supplemented without the support of data (patterns of labs over time; never blind supplementation) and your trusted GI dietitian and medical team.
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By Alicia Barron and Robin Kingham4.9
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Send us a text
We had so much fun talking to our friend Stacey Collins in this episode! Stacey is a Dietitian who lives with UC and we talked about the field of Dietetics, diet research for IBD, what you can find out in your bloodwork, surgery as a treatment option, road-tripping with IBD....and the joy that is Topo Chico....especially when mixed with tequila and lime.
Cheers!
Resources and Show Notes:
1. CORRECTION: Vitamin C deficiency in IBD was from LAURA MANNING, RD from The Mount Sinai Hospital
2. Here's an article about perioperative nutrition. There are different recommendations for the time that a patient should be consuming EN prior to surgery based on nutritional status, and this should always be done under the direction of a perioperative GI dietitian or trusted surgical team with nutrition expertise.
3. **Micronutrients shouldn't be supplemented without the support of data (patterns of labs over time; never blind supplementation) and your trusted GI dietitian and medical team.
Let's get social!!
Follow us on Instagram!
Follow us on Facebook!
Follow us on Twitter!

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