An Introduction To Supplements For Gastrointestinal Disorders
An Introduction To Supplements For Gastrointestinal Disorders
International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders
An Introduction To Supplements For Gastrointestinal Disorders
In addition to the Research Award and Research Grant opportunities offered by IFFGD, a few other organizations also offer research funding opportunities:
This article was adapted from an interview conducted with Emeran Mayer Professor of Medicine at UCLA at the 2016 Gut Microbiota for Health World Summit Scientists are making exciting discoveries about the connection between the gut (digestive system) and brain (brain-gut interaction) and how that link affects a person’s health. One of the discoveries is […]
Clinical trials and or studies are an important way for us to learn more about GI Illnesses and help us find better treatment options. Participation in clinical studies or trials offers one way to help advance research into gastrointestinal (GI) disorders. Here is a list of clinical studies, in adults and children, that are seeking […]
Personal Story
Christina’s Personal Story: GERD Hi guysJust wanted to share, I don’t know how I found this page but everyone’s stories seem to be really sad and full of worry. I had Covid in January and was randomly diagnosed this in out of hours GP after still having chest pain (which I thought was due to […]
Personal Story
Engy’s Personal Story: IBS-C and GERD in Search of Lasting Relief I’m a 22 year old college student from MN. Born in Egypt, raised in the US. I got diagnosed with IBS – Constipation & GERD when I was 15. I got Post – Infectious IBS from when I traveled back to my home country […]
Disorder
Pain is in our body and our brain, but we can use our mind, our actions, and our spirit to help control pain even when it is not possible to cure it. For this reason, much of the psychological research in pain has focused on what are effective and ineffective coping strategies – how we […]
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Disorder
There are more bacteria found in the human intestinal tract than there are human cells in our body. Most of these bacteria live in the large bowel (colon), while fewer stay in the small bowel. Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) is defined as an overwhelming number of bacteria in the small intestine, resulting in gastrointestinal […]