Ep 160 - IBS vs IBD with Clemmie Oliver

Have you been tested for IBD? The symptoms can be very similar to IBS-D so it's good to confirm it's been ruled out for you with your doctors. This week I'm joined by Clemmie Oliver, an experienced IBD specialist nutritionist and we talked about :

• What is IBD - different types
• Diagnosis process (especially differences to IBS)
• Different diets for IBD during a flare or remission
• Important nutrients to include & what might be low in people with IBD
• Microscopic colitis - the third type of IBD that often gets missed

About Clemmie

Clemmie Oliver is an IBD specialist Nutritionist and the founder of the Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (NALM) Clinic, established in 2018. NALM is dedicated to supporting people living with Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, including Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis, to reduce symptoms and improve their quality of life. She speaks regularly at IBD medical and patient conferences, works closely with IBD organisations, and has carried out postgraduate research in the field of IBD.

Clemmie is deeply passionate about supporting people with IBD not only because of her clinical expertise, but because she lives with IBD herself. This gives her a unique and compassionate understanding of the challenges faced by those navigating lifelong digestive conditions.

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The information in this podcast is not medical advice and is not designed to treat, diagnose or provide personalised health advice. This podcast content is information only and any changes you make are at the user's own risk. Please consult with your doctor or healthcare provider before implementing any new treatment.