Posted on Apr 23, 04:11 PM No comments.
All of our appointments with our private dietitians are online/virtual (telehealth). This may be via video call or telephone. You don’t have the hassle of finding a clinic, or driving and parking. You are also not restricted in your choice of Dietitian.
Dietitian Appointments- individual consultations and packages. Specialising in IBS, Women's Health, (fertility, menopause, PCOS), Diabetes.Posted on Jul 16, 09:00 AM in Health and Well Being. No comments.
Sarah* had come to see us at AM Dietetics after being diagnosed with IBS-D (diarrhoea dominant IBS). Her symptoms included bloating, wind, gut pain, cramping, diarrhoea, and frequent trips to the toilet. Sarah was hoping to go on the Low FODMAP Diet, in order to reduce her symptoms. See what results she got here.
Posted on Apr 8, 08:54 AM in Food Allergy and Intolerance and Health and Well Being. No comments.
What if the low fodmap diet isn’t working? You’ve been on the elimination phase of the Low FODMAP diet and it doesnt seem to be working. What’s going on?
Posted on Apr 6, 07:52 AM No comments.
You may be thinking about trying the Low FODMAP diet. The FODMAP diet has been shown to improve symptoms in 50-80% of patients with IBS but it’s not for everyone. In fact you may not even need to try it at all. Before starting the Low FODMAP diet, you may need to make some basic “first line” changes to your diet.
Posted on Apr 3, 01:32 PM in Health and Well Being and Food Allergy and Intolerance. No comments.
Since it’s IBS awareness month, we will include a few IBS related articles over the next few weeks. Today , the basics – what is IBS , the causes and triggers.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a condition that affects the digestive system and affects 1 in 20 people in the UK.
Posted on Sep 18, 10:55 AM in Food Allergy and Intolerance and Health and Well Being. No comments.
You may have heard of the low FODMAP diet, the Australian “invented” diet which has a reported 75% success rate in significantly reducing IBS symptoms. Lately I’ve been quite concerned to hear that a lot of people have been trying to “go it alone” on the low FODMAP diet. I’ve even been hearing from clients that their GPs have diagnosed them with IBS and then suggested they google FODMAPs in order to follow the diet. While following the diet may give great results, it can also be a confusing and difficult process without the help of a Dietitian.
Do you have any nutrition questions? I'm always interested in hearing them, and I'll do my best to answer.
Home |
Privacy Policy |
Follow AMDietetic on Twitter | Visit AMDietetics on Facebook
©Copyright AM Dietetics
The purpose of AM Dietetics is solely educational and information is intended to be of a general nature only. The information included on the site is not a substitute for professional medical or specific dietary advice, examination, diagnosis or treatment. Each individual case requires a full assessment and personalised advice. Users should seek personal and medically informed advice as appropriate from a professionally qualified dietitian on all specific situations and conditions of concern to them. The opinions of the bloggers on this site are their own.
