Clinician Resources

In this presentation from the Nursing and Advanced Practice Track at the 2018 Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, Amy N. Donegan discusses nutrition therapy for the treatment of patients with inflammatory bowel disease.

Dr. David Suskind, discusses Exclusive Enteral Nutrition and the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) at Seattle Children's.

Mauro's guests are Barbara Olendzki and  Joshua Shi who are here to tell us about Inflammatory Bowel Syndrome and Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

At the NTforIBD Nutritional Symposium prepared for NASPGHAN2021, Professor Day provides insight into the important role of EEN, an underutilized option to both induce remission and improve outcomes in complicated and peri-operative patients.

Recent Findings on the Use of Crohn's Disease Exclusion Diet in Clinical Practice: Rotem Sigall Boneh, IsraelHow Do Microbes Play a Role in Inflammation and Recovery?: Prof. Johan van Limbergen, The NetherlandsHow Do Food Additives Play a Role in Inflammation?: Dr. Benoit Chassaing, FranceHow Do Fibres Play a Role in Inflammation and Recovery? Prof. Eytan Wine, Canada

In this video, Amy Donegan, CPNP-PC, discusses exclusive enteral nutrition therapy and whether it is used enough in the pediatric Crohn disease population.

Interview with Arie Levine, MD. Dietary discussion begins at 31 minutes.

Listen to Dr. George's speech by one of Wellbees' seminars about his experience with patients that follow the SCD Diet.

An overview of the prevalence of IBD, its pathogenesis, and the role of diet as both a risk factor and a treatment for IBD. The post-presentation discussion between Dr. Cohen and Dr. Konijeti provides insight into some of the relevant issues of the clinical application of nutrition including the following: Why Patients Are Interested In Dietary Treatment When It Is Appropriate The Science Behind Available Dietary Options Role of Diet in Combination with Medication Overview of the Challenges In Diet Treatment. Sponsored by Nestlé Health Science.

How does the environmental factors, or the exposome, effect IBD.

This walkthrough guides visitors through the various areas of the Nutritional Therapy for IBD website, showing how to navigate to relevant content.

In this video Dr. Dale Lee discusses his research regarding Reverse-Engineering Exclusive Enteral Nutrition (RE-EEN) with the making of a whole-food based smoothie, based on principles of the SCD, comparable in nutrients to formulas used for EEN therapy in Crohn's disease.

Dr. James Lewis, a leading expert on inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), who was joined by patient Andrea Meyer, to discuss these conditions that affect 3.1 million Americans, spoke with Michelle Tompkins about the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation to discuss the conditions, treatments and a new study that could help many people.

In this video, Amy Donegan, CPNP-PC, discusses misconception of exclusive enteral nutrition therapy in the pediatric Crohn disease population.

In this presentation from the Pediatric Track at the 2017 Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases conference, Dr. David Suskind discusses the latest advances in the use of nutrition for therapy in pediatric Crohn's disease.

Dr. Dale Lee, Director of the Seattle Children's;s Celiac Program, discusses Exclusive Enteral Nutrition and the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) at Seattle Children's.

Professor Day explains how EEN may impact active Crohn's disease.

Why would you include diet in IBD therapy for children? Dr. Albenberg explains it.

Dr. Lindsey Albenberg, a clinician and researcher from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, describes the rapidly increasing incidence of IBD and its relationship to diet, microbiome and the immune system. She reviews the rationale and science supporting the use of dietary therapy to compliment drug therapy as an avenue to potentially achieve higher, more sustainable and possibly safer levels of remission long term in pediatric patients.

Rotem Sigall Boneh, RD, a primary researcher and developer of CDED, provides an overview of the accumulating data with CDED in combination with PEN, including the newly published results of adult data with important endoscopic findings and further shares real world experience and application of nutritional therapy.