
The IBS Network is the UK's national charity which helps people living with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). #IBS
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We are hosting a webinar in partnership with @IBSnetwork! Hosted by qualified dietician, @NutriTilty, Laura will be discussing strategies on how to manage IBS through diet.
Takes place on Wednesday 8th June at 7pm...follow the link for more info: ow.ly/NV1250JnjC6
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Replying to @IBSnetwork
I think this is such a brilliant idea! So pleased to be able to talk about IBS today and help break the stigma 🙌🏻
The IBS Network retweeted
Find it tricky to talk about #guthealth? Discussing digestive problems can be daunting, which is why this #LoveYourGutWeek we're helping you tackle your nerves and start conversations.
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54% of people say they find that exercise is beneficial to their gut health - and they're not wrong! Exercise can help improve your digestive health, but this doesn't mean you have to run a marathon… it could be as simple as going outside for a walk each day. #LoveYourGutWeek
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To support #IBSAwareness month @rdukchat are hosting a twitter chat tonight 8pm UK time. They will be covering 5 questions (see below) related to ‘Living Well With IBS’. Everyone is welcome.
@IBSnetwork @GutsCharityUK @BDA_Dietitians @AfN_UK_ @ADSA_RD @Academy @eatright
#ibs
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Happy #IWD2021! Zemedy and @IBSNetwork have partnered up to explore how #IBS impacts #women differently.
From today, we'll be sharing insights from a survey with over 600 people.
Stay tuned and sign up for our newsletter to receive the whole study🔬
zemedy.com/resources/
The IBS Network retweeted
For @SW_Londoner I spoke to @IBSnetwork about the influence of the pandemic on sufferers. I also spoke to some people who, like me, suffer with IBS every day. It is a debilitating condition for many and it often is not taken seriously:
swlondoner.co.uk/life/190120…
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Not all #fibre is made equal! 🌱 Forget 'insoluble' vs 'soluble', it's outdated and NOT accurate. New review from my team @KingsCollegeLon on different dietary fibres acting VERY differently in the gut: bit.ly/3adBU0t
@NatRevGastroHep (Gill, Rossi, Bajka & Whelan, 2020)
The IBS Network retweeted
Dr Nick Read, from the @IBSNetwork, has answered some of your most frequently asked questions, including whether you could have an allergy, what FODMAPS are and how to manage pain. Find out more here > loveyourgut.com/help-and-res…
The IBS Network retweeted
Useful series of educational videos on some functional GI Disorders like rumination syndrome + correct technique for diaphragmatic breathing. For patients and clinicians!
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
@esnm_eu @NGMJournal
@isgastro #WorldIBSDay
#guthealth #IBS
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Day nine and worst day so far.
Think my carb stores are well and truly done with now. Running on nothing isn’t easy and even worse when you go the opposite way round on your route.
. #TwoPointSixChallenge @IBSnetwork @Innolifeuk
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Day ten of 26.2 challenge. Bad run today, not feeling it.
#TwoPointSixChallenge @IBSnetwork @Innolifeuk
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Day six done.
That was tough. Strong wind but broke its back with a new course pb
#TwoPointSixChallenge @IBSnetwork @Innolifeuk
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Get your FREE Take Control of Your IBS guide when you sign up to our newsletter here. buff.ly/2CHZzoS
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Our monthly IBS Support Group is meeting tomorrow at @LpoolCentralLib We'll be sharing our #IBS experiences and exchanging any tips for how we manage the condition. If you want more information on the group please just drop me an email. @IBSnetwork #support #Liverpool
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A new trial from @LeedsCTRU aims to relieve symptoms for patients with irritable bowel syndrome.
Find out more about the @AtlantisTrial ⬇️
leeds.ac.uk/news/article/453…
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A study indicates that “a single bout of exercise can have effects on your microbiome". Bacteria that bloom in the guts of runners after a marathon might have beneficial effects, including enhancing performance. @ScienceNews sciencenews.org/article/gut-…





























