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Thank you @AmerGastroAssn and @DDWMeeting for the opportunity! Our findings indicated:
👉🏼 use of @fodzyme can help liberalize diets for patients with IBS
👉🏼 longer term use can lead to increased & sustained benefits in QoL
👉🏼 next steps are needed with more diet tracking
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FODZYME® retweeted
On behalf of my co-authors, I am honored to be delivering my ✨first✨ oral presentation on Tuesday 5/6 @ 3:15pm (Rm 28). I would love to see your familiar face there. Thank you for the kind opportunity @AmerGastroAssn! 🥰
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What is the optimal diet for aging?
⬆️ Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, unsaturated fats, nuts, and legumes.
🍎🫛🫐🥑🍠🥝🧄🌰
#MedTwitter #diet #nutrition
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
FODZYME® retweeted
Looking for one place to be updated on what's new and relevant in the dietary management of digestive conditions❓
🎓 From nutrition care in patients with ostomy to IBS diarrhea mimickers
⭐ Learn the latest from the greatest
📆 Save the date for 2025 FOOD: The Main Course
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A retrospective study found that both a gentler low FODMAP diet (n=63) and the standard #FODMAP diet (n=45) reduced symptom severity in IBS pts. This study suggests that a less restrictive LFD approach may be more suited for some #IBS pts. doi.org/10.21427/v2jw-sj26
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🆕🔥Systematic Review: #IntegratedModels of Care for Managing #IrritableBowelSyndrome‼️
🎯Gastroenterologists often coordinated the integrated models of care, which included #psychological #dietary & #physical therapies delivered👏
👉 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@ANMSociety @esnm_eu
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Results suggest dietary supplementation with FODZYME would decrease intestinal FODMAP burden and gas production ➡️ ow.ly/uNcb50NO9Nm
FODZYME® retweeted
📣 Gastroenterology dietitians play a powerful role in the care of GI patients by providing specialist evidence-based dietary advice and resources 📣
Everything you need to know about working with one
🎓 @umfoodoc & colleagues in @AGA_Gastro
👉 loom.ly/sOfS08o
FODZYME® retweeted
Effects of dietary fiber and fermented foods on cognition via the gut-brain axis.
#MedTwitter #GITwitter #diet #nutrition
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Our 10th educational summit, #TrendingNow is LIVE!
Join Jocelyn Wells for a talk on 'Navigating Enzymes: Choosing the Right Product for FODMAP Intolerant Patients'!
Register for the FREE Virtual Summit now: site.pheedloop.com/event/EVE…
@fodzyme
#virtualsummit #FODMAP #education
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Low-FODMAP diet for IBS ‘not intuitive,’ must be taught by a GI dietitian healio.com/news/gastroentero… @BethRosenRD
FODZYME® retweeted
Thanks for releasing the travel packs @fodzyme. They’ve served me well in Mexico! 🧅 🌮 🇲🇽
FODZYME® retweeted
We're excited to partner with @getFoodini to make it easier for people with #IBS to access delicious #lowFODMAP #allergenfriendly foods & supplements. Download the #Foodini App to find a a restaurant or cafe with safe eating options near you!
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Systematic review and meta-analysis: certain #probiotic strains can improve symptoms of #constipation, but not stool consistency. Synbiotics were not found to have any benefit in constipation.
#MedTwitter #GITwitter #probiotics #motility #microbiome
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
FODZYME® retweeted
i'm an enormous fan of @fodzyme for those foods i really need or want to eat which aren't compatible with my low fodmap needs. i think it might also be useful as a test of whether reducing your fodmap intake helps you, without having to resort to an elimination diet
FODZYME® retweeted
European experts strongly recommend a diet low in #FODMAPs for diarrhea-predominant #IBS.
Not so much for antispasmodics, probiotics, antidepressants...
#enzymes like @fodzyme offer a more targeted and sustainable #lowfodmap diet. DM me if interested.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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A study investigated the effectiveness of a FODMAP-reducing diet vs medication in primary care IBS patients. At 4, 8 and 16 weeks, responder rates were higher in the diet group. A responder = ≥50 points improvement in the IBS-SSS survey. To read more: gut.bmj.com/content/early/20…
































