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In this podcast, we discuss when it may be time to bring in a dietitian that specializes in IBD. We explore different reasons why someone might consider working with a dietitian, including stress related to food choices, nutritional deficiencies, and the need for long-term management strategies. We talk about the significance of feeling safe in one's body, the role of nutrition in managing symptoms, and the common misconception that IBD nutrition is only about tracking your food triggers.

Takeaways-

• It's crucial to seek help when IBD symptoms are unstable.
• Stress about food choices can significantly impact well-being.
• Having a nutritional plan can alleviate stress and improve confidence.
• Nutritional deficiencies are often overlooked in IBD management.
• Long-term strategies are essential when managing IBD.
• Food tracking is not the only solution for managing IBD symptoms.
• Adding diversity to the diet can help reduce symptoms.
• Feeling safe in one's body can reduce IBD symptoms.

Chapters-
00:00- The Importance of IBD-Focused Dieticians

02:53- Understanding Food Stress and Safety

05:35- Addressing Nutrient Deficiencies in IBD

08:04- Long-Term Strategies for Flare-Up Prevention

10:57- Connecting Symptoms and Nutrition

13:38- Beyond Food Tracking in IBD Nutrition

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Ashley