Courtney Cowie NTP, FDN-P
Resolve IBS and IBD Naturally
This podcast is for you if you are struggling with symptoms of IBS and IBD and want to get to the root cause of your symptoms so you can take back your health through a holistic, whole-person approach.
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Courtney Cowie NTP, FDN-P
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Jul 3, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 3: Is there something more serious underlying my IBS symptoms? 20.04.2024 17:33
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I discuss: (2:20) Is there something more serious underlying my IBS symptoms? (3:40) Once you rule out more serious conditions, how to determine significant factors underlying IBS symptoms (5:30) The possible root cause factors underlying IBS from a functional perspective (7:45) Why cellular energy deficiencies and hidden gut infections play a role in IBS (10:50)...
Episode 2: IBS and IBD are on the same disease spectrum 10.04.2024 17:12
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I discuss: (0:45 sec) the concept that IBS and IBD are on the same spectrum of disease (4:28) IBS and IBD as distinct conditions and also what they have in common (6:25) definition of inflammation (9:13) the relationship between inflammation and a dysregulated immune system (10:55) how immune dysregulation plays out in IBS and IBD (12:15) why conventional medicine...
Episode 1: Despite what your doctor said, diet DOES impact IBS and IBD 29.03.2024 15:49
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I discuss: - general themes of this podcast: nutrition, lifestyle, mind-body connection, and root cause factors all affecting IBS and IBD symptoms - the "why" behind this podcast - how many people are affected by IBS and IBD and why this population can be challenging to work with from a functional perspective - the disconnect that exists in conventional m...
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