Gut Feelings - by The Crohn's & Colitis Dietitians
Hosts Ashley Hurst and Danielle Leffler of The Crohn's and Colitis Dietitians chat about nutrition research in IBD & sprinkle in our own life experiences in being both IBD patients ourselves.
Podcasting since 2022 • 58 episodes
Gut Feelings - by The Crohn's & Colitis Dietitians
Latest Episodes
Ulcerative Colitis and Sleep
Do you have sleep disturbances with IBD? You're not alone, this is very common! This podcast discusses the various factors contributing to sleep issues, including medication effects, dietary habits, and nutritional deficiencies. We know sleep i...
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12:11
What we Would Tell Our Newly Diagnosed Selves
In this episode, we discuss what we would tell our newly diagnosed selves about living with IBD. We emphasize the importance of seeking help early, understanding inflammation, and finding trustworthy resources. We also discuss the role of nutri...
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20:48
The furture of IBD medicine - Dr. Yasmin Mohseni, CAR T-cell Therapy and beyond
We are so excited to have Dr. Yasmin Mohseni back to to talk about the latest advances in the world of immunology! We discuss the recent Nobel Prize awarded for research on regulatory T cells (Tregs) and how they help keep inflammation and auto...
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51:07
Ultramarathoning and colon cancer risk
We look at the emerging research linking ultramarathoning to a possible increased risk of colorectal cancer, particularly in individuals with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The discussion highlights the importance of hydration, nutrition, an...
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26:00
Coming to terms and acceptance with IBD & Medication
In this podcast we answer a question we got around fear of failure associated with taking medications. We often talk about a multifaceted approach when treating IBD. It is also important to weight the risk of untreated inflammation agains...
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Fan Mail
the episode with Dr. Navidi was so validating!! I have always been told that my labs are good and that I’m in remission, but still felt awful. My Gastroenterologist never thought to look at my mental health until I brought it up one time.
Fredonia, Arizona