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Self-diagnosing dietary problems puts consumers at risk of nutritional deficiencies, UK dieticians warn

05-Jun-2023 By Oliver Morrison

Increasing numbers of consumers are diagnosing themselves with “gluten intolerance” when they’ve just eaten too much bread or pasta.

Forget FOPMAP? Diet ‘less important than realised’ in IBS sufferers, study claims

21-Dec-2021 By Oliver Morrison

Irritable bowel syndrome is more complex than a simple connection to diet, reveals fresh research.

Special Edition

WATCH: Are weight management and the gut-brain axis the hottest research areas in probiotics and prebiotics?

29-Nov-2017 By Nathan Gray

The potential health benefits of prebiotics and probiotics are seemingly endless, with streams of data touting new mechanisms and pushing the boundaries of microbiome science. In this special edition video we ask a number of experts where they see the...

Soluble fibre may benefit IBS sufferers: Study

28-Aug-2009 By Stephen Daniells

Adding soluble fibre to the diet may improve symptoms associated with irritable bowel syndrome, but insoluble fibre may worsen the effects, says a new study.