IBS Symptoms?
Expert advice using the
low FODMAP diet
With Debra Thomas BSc RD – Specialist IBS Dietitian and FODMAP expert in IBS symptoms and treatment
Call 07754 901784 or send me an email.
One-to-one sessions across the UK
Virtual sessions available
It’s time to tackle your IBS symptoms
Stomach cramps, bloating, diarrhoea and constipation. These are common IBS symptoms that I can help you to improve.
IBS symptoms can have a huge effect on your social, family and work life, and can be extremely stressful to live with.
The low FODMAP diet is a science-backed method for getting your IBS symptoms under control and working out your triggers, enabling you to return to a relatively varied diet and lifestyle.
As a specialist IBS dietitian, I can guide you through the stages of this process, and help you to develop a plan going forward.
Change your life in just two sessions
I can work with IBS sufferers across the UK through online sessions. The vast majority of my clients have found that only two sessions with me are needed before they feel confident to move forward on their own.
Many of my clients say that working with a specialist IBS dietitian has been life-changing, and are finally managing to live more comfortable lives.
Why work with an IBS dietitian?
Due to the complexities of the low FODMAP diet, following the guidance of a specially trained, registered IBS dietitian is highly recommended to experience the best results.
I’m an award-winning IBS dietitian with over 20 years’ experience in the field of IBS and the low FODMAP diet, I can help you find freedom from your IBS symptoms.
The BDA Work Ready is a programme to help keep your workforce healthy and well at work. It creates needs-based nutrition programmes for your workers. I’m an accredited ‘Work Ready’ dietitian.
What does FODMAP stand for?
FODMAP is an acronym for Fermentable Oligo-saccharides, Di-saccharides, Mono-saccharides And Polyols. This is why we call them FODMAPs! These are naturally occurring in many every day foods and can trigger IBS symptoms.
Following a low FODMAP diet is shown by research to improve IBS symptoms. The diet involves restriction of likely trigger foods, followed by a process of reintroduction. It’s tricky to do alone though, so it’s best to get expert advice and support from an IBS Dietitian before cutting out major food groups.
If you’d like to learn more, or find out how a specialist IBS dietitian can support you, take a look at some of my articles and dietitian-approved recipes below.
Curcumin – is it a cure for IBS?
Curcumin – is it a cure for IBS? This could be useful alongside your IBS treatment. FODMAP Dietitian
The IBS gut-brain connection
The IBS gut-brain connection: is there a link between stess and IBS?
What triggers your IBS symptoms?
What triggers your IBS symptoms? Taking a long, hard look at your diet and lifestyle can help improve your symptoms. FODMAP Dietitian
Are you ready to make a change today?
You don’t need to suffer from IBS symptoms any more.
I offer a free 15-minute telephone consultation to chat about how we can work together.
Call me on 07754 901784 or send me an email.
Or book your call now to get started.