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nutritional

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digestive health

If you suffer from frequent constipation, diarrhoea, bloating or acid reflux?

You are not alone 20% of people will suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) within their lifetime and 40% of the population develop symptoms of dyspepsia such as bloating, nausea and acid reflux each year.

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Conventional drug treatments can offer relief from symptoms but may not address the underlying issues.

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In some of those with IBS type symptoms fermentable carbohydrates are understood to increase occurrence of wind & bloating. It may be sugars such as fructose or lactose within the diet behind gastric issues.

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Alternatively milk protein rather than lactose may promote digestive dysfunction in some people. Gluten in those who develop non-coeliac gluten sensitivity may present with various digestive and non-digestive symptoms.

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Poor bacterial balance, histamine intolerance, bile acid malabsorption and many other factors have the ability to interfere with optimal digestive function.

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By identifying influences on digestive issues through careful case analysis and possibly through the use of a wide variety of different tests available to clients, steps can then be taken to promote a return to digestive wellbeing.

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