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by Eilaf Meenai Around 15-20% of the population has food intolerance. If you’re one of those, you know how it can drain the pleasure from food and make your...
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by Eilaf Meenai Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) affects around 10-20% of people in North America and Europe. If you have IBS, chances are that your medications aren...
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by Eilaf Meenai Gastroparesis is a long-term weakness of the stomach. One of the best ways to manage the condition is via dietary changes. If you’re wonderi...
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by Eilaf Meenai Microscopic colitis is a digestive condition that leads to long-term, fluctuating episodes of diarrhea. Many foods seem to trigger diarrhea in micr...
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by Eilaf Meenai Hiatal hernias are fairly common in the West, especially in females. If you’re approaching old age, your chances of developing the condition...
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by Eilaf Meenai A low-FODMAP diet has been touted as a cure for a wide range of digestive problems. Gastritis refers to inflammation of the stomach lining, and if ...
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by Eilaf Meenai Fibromyalgia affects around 2-3% of the American population. Females are more likely to be affected with this long-term, painful condition. Fibromy...
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by Casa de Sante Crohn’s is a relatively common disease. One of the most annoying aspects of Crohn’s is that it interferes with your diet. Eating cert...
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by Eilaf Meenai Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is a group of long-term conditions that affect the gut. Since the condition targets the intestines, many people ha...
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by Eilaf Meenai Crohn’s disease is when the body attacks its own intestines, leading to inflammation and symptoms like diarrhea, abdominal pain, weight loss...
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