FODZYME is a new digestive enzyme which helps to break down certain FODMAPs (1). In this article, we will explain how the enzyme works and how it may help with your IBS symptoms. Please note that this article contains affiliate links. If you purchase the product, we will earn a small commission. However, this does…
The IBS Dietitian
Kirsten Jackson is a UK low FODMAP trained registered dietitian.
As well as the low FODMAP diet, Kirsten uses her ‘Take Control’ approach to tackle irritable bowel syndrome. This means looking at not only nutrition, but also mental wellbeing, sleep optimisation and movement.
Before becoming a low FODMAP dietitian, Kirsten suffered with IBS herself. After managing the condition herself, she was motivated to help 1000’s of others like her.
You can work with Kirsten via her 121 or group programmes.
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