Seared Chicken with Chive & Parsley Sauce
Who’s ready for a delicious mid-week meal? We are! This gorgeous seared chicken with chive and parsley sauce ticks all the boxes! Think juicy chicken paired with creamy mashed potato, pan-fried greens and a
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Who’s ready for a delicious mid-week meal? We are! This gorgeous seared chicken with chive and parsley sauce ticks all the boxes! Think juicy chicken paired with creamy mashed potato, pan-fried greens and a
One of the cool things about a low FODMAP diet is that it’s not a game of perfect. Although FODMAPs can cause nasty symptoms, they don’t cause damage and they are not dangerous. In
Good morning to everyone, except those who can eat out without the fear of inflicting all hell in your gut for the next 24 hours! Living with IBS is so much more than the
If you’re not sure about the different between Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), you’re not alone. Both are chronic conditions and both affect the gastrointestinal tract (GI). They even sound
Symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and symptoms of coeliac disease can be identical and the two are often be confused. However, that’s where the simillarities end. They are both very different conditions with
Approximately 30% of people are affected by fructose malabsorption. For some, they don’t notice any symptoms at all. While for others, it comes with gas, bloating, pain and changes in bowel motions. Fructose malabsorption
The low FODMAP diet has been scientifically proven to help up to 80% of people find relief from symptoms of gas, bloating, abdominal pain and altered bowels. At this time, it is the most
If you’re feeling a little anxious about having an appointment with a dietitian, that’s totally normal! Any appointment with a new specialist brings with it a host of questions: Will they listen to my
*This article is sponsored by BC30TM through Maverick Mindshare. Did you know that you have about 1kg of bacteria living inside your intestines! What’s more, there are more different kinds of bacteria than
What is Lactose? Lactose is the natural sugar (carbohydrate) found in milk and milk products. It is a ‘di-saccharide’ and falls under the ‘D’ in the FODMAP equation. acronym. Being a di-saccharide, lactose is
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