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How Can I Connect With Others Living with IBS?

The internet is ripe with information on IBS and other conditions that affect the gut. Unfortunately, it can get to be a little too much sometimes. Perhaps it leaves you feeling like you are trapped in an internet browser with too many tabs open. Meanwhile, you have questions:

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We also offer a place to vent your concerns in our forums section and much more. But maybe you are tired of browsing all day? If only there were a way to get weekly highlights on all of our daily published articles. The good news is you do not need to do any strenuous research. We have done it for you by curating content that matters to you.

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Articles

Each newsletter contains a variety of articles about living with IBS.  The majority of our content is written by our Health Leaders about their personal experiences managing IBS, their triggers, treatment, symptoms, day-to-day life, and more. We also have an Editorial Team that creates content to bring information about migraine to our community.

Recipes

I spy something delicious! Each week, below our articles and stories section of the newsletter, you will find a featured recipe. We understand that some ingredients listed in our recipes may be a trigger food for some people. Please be sure to omit or substitute any ingredients that do not work for you. Each recipe includes this disclaimer, as well as a photo, prep time, ingredients, directions, and nutritional facts.

Polls

We try to keep things interesting by engaging you with a poll in each newsletter. It usually relates to diagnosis, symptoms, treatment, or related conditions. You do not have to participate, but we love it when you do! It lets us know a little bit more about your experience living with IBS so we can create more content that fits your needs.

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