The Gut Bladder Connection
By Ibby Omole Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine What is IC/BPS? Interstitial Cystitis (IC)/Bladder Pain Syndrome (BPS) is a painful bladder condition that affects approximately 3-8 million women in the United …
By Ibby Omole Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine What is IC/BPS? Interstitial Cystitis (IC)/Bladder Pain Syndrome (BPS) is a painful bladder condition that affects approximately 3-8 million women in the United …
By Ingrid Harm-Ernandes Author, PT (Board Certified Women’s Health & Pelvic Floor Biofeedback) “I had no idea!” I have heard this from patients, doctors, nurses, physician assistants and others. Whenever …
By Callie Krajcir Registered Dietititan, IC Warrior I vividly remember sitting in my urogynecologist’s office years ago and being told that I should “cut out” items from my diet such …
By Joana Bartlett Holistic Nutritionist, IC Warrior Along my own and my clients’ journeys with Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome, I’ve learned how many myths are spread around which makes having …
You are EveryWoman. You are extraordinary, as are all ordinary women who manage extraordinary things all the time, because they have to. Because your health condition gives you no get-out …
By Joana Bartlett Holistic Nutritionist, IC Warrior When I was diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis (IC), I was left feeling SO daunted by the prospect of having something ‘chronic’ and ‘incurable’. …
By Callie Krajcir Registered Dietititan, IC Warrior Did you know that the foods and beverages you consume have a direct effect on your bladder symptoms? The human body is …
By Ibby Omole Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine For ten solid years, I ate foods that negatively affected my health although I believed they were good for me and I was …
Genomics: A Novel Solution for Chronic Bladder Pain Read More »
By Callie Krajcir, Registered Dietitian Do you ever go from your bladder feeling happy and healthy to it feeling extremely angry and painful? Do you ever go to bed feeling …
High Oxalate levels from: Foods high in Vitamin C History of digestive diseases Use of antibiotics To reduce high oxalate levels: Avoid eating too much protein Decrease salt intake Get …