Lorraine Cooney

Christmas dinner for a calm gut

Here’s a collection of gut-friendly recipes perfect for the perfect turkey Christmas dinner, with the trimmings, for those with sensitive stomachs or digestive issues. This menu includes a roasted Turkey Crown with a maple glaze, accompanied by a smooth, homemade Gravy, and a specially seasoned stuffing made from sourdough or gluten-free bread. It also features

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Master the Art of Effortless Unloading: 3 Ways to Help Achieve the Perfect Poo

Have you ever felt like your bathroom breaks are missing that satisfying “complete” feeling? Or perhaps you\’ve been on the toilet, waiting for something to happen, only to feel like things aren’t moving as they should? Well, fret not! If you\’ve been nodding along to these quirky bathroom blues, rest assured that you\’re not alone.

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How to Beat the Bloat!

Are you tired of dealing with severe bloating? You\’re not alone! Bloating can be a bothersome issue that affects so many women. But fear not, because we\’re here to help you find relief with the Guttastic methodology. In this blog post, I\’ll explore six effective strategies to beat bloating and get you on your way

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Breaking the Silence: Shattering the Stigma Surrounding Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

Living with IIBS can be a challenging and often misunderstood journey. Beyond the physical symptoms, individuals with IBS also face the weight of societal stigma, which can exacerbate the emotional toll of this condition. I feel steongly about the need to shed light on the stigma surrounding IBS and empower individuals to break free from

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Low FODMAP Moroccan Feast!

Who said the low FODMAP diet couldn’t be fun! Impress your non-FODMAP family and friends with this winning meal that everyone will love! This feast can be prepared and cooked in approx. 90 minutes. I would advise doing things in this order: 1.Marinade your chicken overnight (or at least 1 hour before cooking) 2.Make the

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