Clinician Resources

Webinar recording for the Mediterranean Diet for Crohn's and Colitis. IBD experts discuss the latest scientific evidence on the MED and the impact of diet on the gut.

Overview of the AIP. Provided background material for the trials studying AIP in IBD.

We dig into metabolic flexibility, body recomposition, resilient aging, circadian biology, gut health, low carb/keto/paleo diets and much more.

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.

Drs. Gerasimidis and Svolos discuss their manuscript entitled "Treatment of Active Crohn’s Disease With an Ordinary Food-based Diet That Replicates Exclusive Enteral Nutrition."

The official website for the IBD-AID diet

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

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.