Chances are that you have heard of the “low-FODMAPs diet,” but do you know what “FODMAPs” really are?” In 1999, Dr. Sue Shepherd developed the low-FODMAP diet as an effective treatment for people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Researchers and physicians have also found the low-FODMAPs diet to be beneficial for people diagnosed with celiac disease who continue to experience gastrointestinal symptoms despite living gluten-free. More recently, research has suggested that FODMAPs, not gluten, may actually be to blame for the digestive issues experienced in non-celiac gluten sensitivity patients.

Join the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness for a free webinar on Wednesday, March 26, 8:30 p.m. EDT/5:30 p.m. PDT, as they learn about this groundbreaking research and get the facts from Sue Shepherd, PhD, Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University Department of Dietetics and Human Nutrition and Director of Shepherd Works P/L.

Register for this free webinar, sponsored by Dr. Lucy’s.

Source: celiaccentral.org/webinars