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Holidays With Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Holidays may present a unique challenge if you have IBS. Learn some helpful tips for enjoying the holiday and managing your IBS.

New Year’s Eve with IBS

New Year's Eve can present a challenge if you have IBS. Here is your guide to having a great First Night whether you stay home or go out and party.

IBS New Year’s Resolutions

Finally, a New Year's resolution list that accounts for the special needs inherent in managing IBS. Make a fresh start in dealing with your IBS by learning to eat healthier, incorporate exercise and consider trying an alternative remedy or psychotherapy.

Wise Super Bowl Food Choices

The typical food at Super Bowl parties can be hard on the digestive system. Here is your winning plan for enjoying the game and keeping your gut happy.

IBS Awareness (Every) Month

April is IBS Awareness Month. Learn about ways to increase IBS awareness for yourself and others.

How to Avoid Digestive Fireworks on the Fourth

The typical 4th of July fare can be tough for a sensitive digestive tract to handle. Learn what you can do to help keep your system quiet so that you can enjoy the day.

Laid-Back Labor Day Inspiration

Use the Labor Day holiday to jump-start your way toward relaxation and health. Here are four, easy, practical tips.

Thanksgiving Recipe for Digestive Health

Traditional Thanksgiving Day foods can be hard on the digestive system. Here is your guide to eating healthy on Thanksgiving Day so as to avoid digestive distress.

Holiday Have Tos and IBS

Guide to managing holiday obligations when you have irritable bowel syndrome.
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