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When Do You Need to Use Electrolytes? +Top Picks

When Do You Need to Use Electrolytes? +Top Picks

by Ashley Hurst, R.D. | Jul 1, 2023 | Hydration, Membership

Ok, so I’ve done a deep dive recently to figure out what my favorite rehydration strategies are. It had been a while since I revisited this- and wow I was excited for all the new products that are on the market now. Now there are way more options other than just...
Facts and Fiction: Fiber with Crohn’s or Ulcerative Colitis

Facts and Fiction: Fiber with Crohn’s or Ulcerative Colitis

by Ashley Hurst, R.D. | Jun 28, 2023 | Gut Health, IBD, News

Facts and Fiction: Fiber with Crohn’s or Ulcerative Colitis Facts about Fiber for IBD The topic of dietary fiber has been on my mind to write about for a while now as I’ve continued to notice a number of people with IBD that I talk to that are scared to include...
3 Proven Ways to Reduce Bean Bloat

3 Proven Ways to Reduce Bean Bloat

by Ashley Hurst, R.D. | Jun 27, 2023 | Food-Based Approaches, Membership

Beans are so helpful for gut health! Beans are great at supporting butyrate production in the gut which we know helps with inflammation reduction, repair of the gut lining and symptom reduction in the long term. Beans are also the most common reported fear food with...
What we learned at DDW (digestive disease week)

What we learned at DDW (digestive disease week)

by Ashley Hurst, R.D. | Jun 5, 2023 | Food-Based Approaches, Membership

We have a podcast coming out in a few weeks – I totally suggest checking it out. We interview Danielle (our Canadian dietitian) and discuss what we learned at DDW and what it was like to ALL (minus a few) meet for the first time! Personally, I (ashley) learned where I...

How to Adjust Your Diet in a Flare

by Ashley Hurst, R.D. | Jun 5, 2023 | Food-Based Approaches, Membership, Nutrition Therapy

This topic was requested by one of our library members. It’s understandably an important topic – and what’s interesting is that it varies so much from person to person! Flares can vary because there are different types of flares: Symptom flares – symptoms are high,...
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