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⬇️The Microscopic Colitis Nutrition Guide is HERE ⬇️

https://crohns-and-colitis-dietitians.thrivecart.com/microscopic-colitis-nutrition-guide-yt/

In this discussion, Ashley and Danielle talk about the often-overlooked topic of nutrition for individuals with Microscopic Colitis. They explore the symptoms associated with this condition, the importance of hydration, and dietary strategies to manage symptoms effectively. The discussion includes identifying food triggers, the role of soluble fibers, and the benefits of working with a dietitian. They also highlight the need for more resources and community support.

Takeaways-

- Microscopic Colitis is a lesser-known inflammatory bowel disease.
- Budesonide is commonly prescribed for Microscopic Colitis but may not always help.
- Hydration is crucial for managing symptoms and energy levels.
- Sleep disturbances can exacerbate fatigue in patients.
- Identifying food triggers is essential for symptom management.
- Common irritants include spicy foods, dairy, and caffeine.
- Soluble fibers can help reduce urgency and diarrhea.
- Working with a dietitian can provide personalized dietary strategies.
- PHGG/sunfiber is a beneficial supplement for managing symptoms.
- Community support and resources are vital for those with IBD, particularly with those with Microscopic Colitis.

If you would like to check out our Back to Balance Plus, here is a link: https://gutlove.us/product/back-to-balance/
It is a sunfiber (PHGG) that also combines prebiotics and probiotics and it aids in regulating stool patterns and reducing bloating and abdominal pain. 

Chapters:
00:00- Introduction to Microscopic Colitis and Nutrition
03:01- Understanding Symptoms and Hydration Needs
05:52- Identifying Food Triggers and Dietary Adjustments
08:50- Incorporating Soluble Fibers and Supplements
11:58- Resources and Community Support

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Ashley