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Newtown Nutrition

Locality: Newtown, New South Wales

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Address: Suite 2, Level 1, 333 King St 2042 Newtown, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 Feel like you are missing out on fruit while following a low FODMAPs diet? Many fruits are high in FODMAPs, so need to be avoided whilst following the elimination phase of a low FODMAPs diet for IBS. However, there are still many fruits that you can enjoy during this time! Some favourites include; strawberries, blueberries, grapes, pineapple, kiwi fruit and oranges! Aim for 2 serves of fruit per day, and include as much variety as possible!

24.01.2022 What is the best thing we can do to improve our gut health?! The number one thing we can do to improve our gut health is to consume a wide variety of plant foods! Think fruits, vegetables, nuts/seeds, legumes and wholegrains. Consuming a wide variety of these foods ensures that our gut is receiving a variety of fibres (which provide a range of health benefits). This leads to a large variety (and abundance) of bacteria living within our gut which is exactly what we ...want for good gut health! It is recommended that we aim to consume around 30 different plant foods a week! This may sound like a lot, but if you were to have mixed roast vegetables with your dinner, or make a salad with a variety of vegetables/grains and some added nuts/seeds on top, you could easily include at least 5+ different types just within one meal for the day! Obviously any intake of these plant foods is great but the key is variety, so try to not eat the same things every day. Try keeping a list on the fridge and challenge yourself to see how many different types of plant foods you can consume across the week!

23.01.2022 Have you been thinking about seeing a dietitian for IBS, but are unsure about how they can help you? In this video I chat about how a dietitian can help those suffering with symptoms of IBS!

23.01.2022 What is FODMAP stacking? And should you be worried about it whilst following a low FODMAPs diet?

23.01.2022 In this weeks video, I explain what moderate FODMAPs are and how to correctly include them in a low FODMAPs diet.

22.01.2022 Im looking for 5 people with IBS who want relief in the next 30days. If thats you comment IBS below and Ill PM you the details.

22.01.2022 Looking for natural remedies to assist with your constipation?? Evidence suggests that regular consumption of kiwi fruit can assist in relieving constipation in those with IBS! This may seem a little random - why kiwi fruits specifically you may be asking?? It is thought that the fibre within kiwi fruits may have a higher water holding capacity (compared to other fruits); this helps to bring water in to your bowels making your stool softer and easier to pass! It is also t...hought that a certain enzyme within kiwi fruits (known as actinase) may increase movement in your bowels assisting in relieving constipation. Ways to add more kiwi into your diet grab a kiwi (or two) as a snack, chop up kiwi fruit into a fruit salad, add a kiwi fruit to your smoothie, chop up kiwi and add to your cereal in the morning If you are experiencing constipation, aim to eat 2 kiwi fruits per day and see if this helps! (If you can, try eating the skin as well for extra fibre)

21.01.2022 Can your diet support your immune system or is it all just hype? Do you need vitamin supplements? Our dietitian Amy shares some truths about nutrition and your immune system, which is very relevant as we launch into flu season and wonder what the 'second wave' will look like. In this video you will learn * What your immune system does * Can you boost your immune system with diet?... * What nutrients are important for your immune system? See more

21.01.2022 Everyone talks about all these fantastic fermented foods like kombucha, kefir and sauerkraut but did you know that we ferment certain foods in our gut too....? Fermentation by your gut bacteria is a really important process, as it creates lots of important byproducts that can fuel the cells in your gut. However, for many people with IBS the extra gas produced can cause tummy troubles. . Read more about how and why in Amanda's blog: https://newtownnutrition.com.au/whats-the-fuss-about-fod/ Image: Dagny Walter from Pixabay

21.01.2022 Did you know that a low FODMAPs diet should NOT be followed long term?? There is a common misconception that a low FODMAPs diet is designed to be followed strictly and long term to achieve symptom improvement in IBS (this is problematic for a number of reasons!) A low FODMAPs diet is a therapeutic investigative diet, used to identify personal food triggers in those with IBS. There are three main phases to the diet, and it is important to move through all three phases ... 1 Elimination/low FODMAP phase; FODMAPs in the diet are reduced (choosing suitable low FODMAP foods in place of high FODMAP foods). The low FODMAP phase is followed for ~3-4 weeks, assessing symptom improvement. 2 Reintroduction/challenge phase; each FODMAP group is challenged to determine personal triggers. Background diet remains low in FODMAPs. 3 Personalisation phase; reintroduction of tolerated FODMAPs, determining personal threshold to trigger foods, establishing long term personalised diet according to triggers/tolerance levels. If you would like some more information or help to navigate through the low FODMAPs diet - please get in contact with us! - [email protected]

20.01.2022 Are you following a low FODMAPs diet and really missing the flavour of garlic in your cooking? The oil brand Cobram Estate have a GARLIC INFUSED olive oil that has the tick of approval to be included in a low FODMAPS diet yay! Try drizzling it over vegetables before roasting, using in marinades, adding to salad dressings or simply using it in the fry pan when cooking! ... If you are already using their garlic infused olive oil, let us know your favourite ways to use it in your cooking!

20.01.2022 Are vegan diets suitable for children and little ones? We have large scale studies and third generation healthy vegans showing us it is possible for kids raised on vegan diet to grow up healthy without deficiencies. ... Well planned plant-based diets are suitable for ALL life stages. Animal products are not required for complete nutrition. However, as with any eating pattern, care needs to be taken to ensure your child is getting all the nutrients required to thrive. Find out how by tuning it to the latest episode (Episode 2) of The Everyday Vegan Mum podcast as I shed light on the latest nutrition science behind raising vegan kids. https://veganpossum.com/the-everyday-vegan-mum-podcast/ Much love and wellness Amber Sewell-Green, plant-based accredited practicing dietitian x #everydayveganmum #veganpossum #raisingveganchildren #vegankids #plantbasedkids #childhoodnutrition #vegantoddlers #veganchildren #veganpodcast #plantbased #WFPB #vegandietitian #vegannutritionexpert #nutritionscience #vegannutrition #veganfood

17.01.2022 In today's video I talk through some of the research behind the low FODMAPs diet for IBS, and where the idea originally came from!

17.01.2022 Newtown Nutrition welcomes Amy Minogue, a FODMAPs Certified dietitian to our team. What is a FODMAPs Certified Dietitian? The low FODMAPs diet, is a diet used to help reduce gut symptoms in people with IBS , and it has been shown that 3 out of 4 people with IBS find their symptoms will improve on a low FODMAPs diet . The low FODMAPs diet was created by a team of researchers at Monash University around 10 years ago now, and their research in the area of FODMAPs and ...IBS still continues today. Although awareness and knowledge of the low FODMAPs diet has increased considerably over the past decade, so too has the misinformation and confusion around it. Because of this, the team of researchers at Monash have created an accredited course that dietitians can complete to ensure that they get trained by the experts! Image: pxhere See more

16.01.2022 Do plant-based children require B12, iron or vitamin D supplements? Find out the answer by tuning it to the latest episode (Episode 2) of The Everyday Vegan Mum podcast (link in bio) as I shed light on the latest nutrition science to shed light and help break controversy behind raising vegan kids safely. Link at Everyday Vegan Mum Blog https://veganpossum.com/the-everyday-vegan-mum-podcast/... Much love and wellness Amber Sewell-Green, plant-based accredited practicing dietitian x #everydayveganmum #veganpossum #raisingveganchildren #vegankids #plantbasedkids #childhoodnutrition #vegantoddlers #veganchildren #veganpodcast #plantbased #WFPB #vegandietitian #vegannutritionexpert #nutritionscience #vegannutrition #veganfood

15.01.2022 Wanting to know how to improve your gut health? In today's video I'll let you know the number one thing that we should all be doing to improve our gut health!

14.01.2022 Today we are trying some meals from We Feed You for our lunch. They are a meal delivery service that cater for a range of dietary needs, including gluten free, lactose free, vegan, vegetarian, low FODMAP and more! Have you tried these meals? What are your tips for quick and easy meals with certain dietary needs?

13.01.2022 Do you have vegan children, want to raise your children vegan or know someone who does? We explore all this and more as in Episode 2 of The Everyday Vegan Mum Podcast by the amazing Byrony Sumners. If you answered yes to anything above or are just curious about the safety of vegan foods for children, then this is the podcast for you! Join me, plant based accredited practicing dietitian Amber Sewell-Green , as I debunk fact from fiction around the last science of... raising children on plant based foods. Link to podcast on Everyday Vegan Mum Blog: https://veganpossum.com/the-everyday-vegan-mum-podcast Much love and wellness Amber Sewell-Green, plant-based accredited practicing dietitian x #everydayveganmum #veganpossum #raisingveganchildren #vegankids #plantbasedkids #childhoodnutrition #vegantoddlers #veganchildren #veganpodcast #plantbased #WFPB #vegandietitian #vegannutritionexpert #nutritionscience #vegannutrition #veganfood

13.01.2022 We are supporting Centre for Community-Driven Research on a patient voice project. Its a great chance for anyone diagnosed with IBD, Crohns disease or Ulcerative colitis to talk about their experience and give your views on what we need from future treatment, care, information and support. For more information or to register click here: https://bit.ly/2GQXeek ... or email [email protected] or

13.01.2022 Confused about FODMAPs and wondering if you should be eating them or not? In this weeks video I talk about what FODMAPs actually are, if we should be eating them or not, and why they can cause issues for those with IBS!

12.01.2022 Did you know that a low FODMAPs diet should NOT be followed long term? There is a common misconception that a low FODMAPs diet is designed to be followed strictly and long term to achieve symptom improvement in IBS - this is problematic for a number of reasons! In this video I explain the 3 phases of the low FODMAPs and why each is phase is important!

12.01.2022 A low FODMAP diet can be a very effective investigative diet to reduce symptoms in those with IBS. However, we know that the FODMAPs play an important role in keeping our gut microbiome healthy! So what impact does eliminating these FODMAP containing foods have on our gut microbiome? And what can we do to keep our gut healthy while following a low FODMAP diet?

11.01.2022 Immunity is important to protect you from illness and keep you healthy. Watch our video to find out how diet can improve immunity. This is what youll learn: - whether Zinc can boost immunity - whether supplements are helpful - the best foods to increase Zinc intake naturally - the surprising food that is highest in zinc

09.01.2022 Did you know that following a low FODMAPs diet can change the balance of your gut bacteria? There are 100s of different species of bacteria in your gut, some are 'beneficial' and some are 'pathogenic'. Some of the FODMAPs (fructans and GOS) are classified as prebiotic fibres , meaning they act as food within our gut to feed the good types of bacteria which is great! But when we take these prebiotic fibres out on a low FODMAPs diet, research indicates that even ju...st within the first 2-6 week elimination period of the diet, changes within the microbiome (in terms of the numbers and types of beneficial bacteria) can start to be seen. So, its really important that whilst we are following a low FODMAPs diet we know which types of foods we can (and should) include to make sure we are still giving our good bacteria the food that it needs. This is where having the help of a dietitian can be really important and useful to ensure you give yourself the best chance of seeing great results with the diet. [Image: Pixabay] See more

09.01.2022 Hands up if you love a holiday to the tropics? What's not to love about some fun in the sun , and parties on the beach . As well as a camera full of Instagram fodder , and a backpack full of sarongs and cheap t-shirts , one of the most common things to bring back home is 'Bali Belly' . For many people a gastro-bug on holidays is short-lived, but for too many others they are left with a reminder of their holiday (that they'd rather do without!) when their tu...mmy troubles just never seem to go away . Many of the clients that we see for IBS had no gut problems until they had a Gastro bug, and their symptoms just never went away. Our dietitian Amy tells her story of 'Bali Belly' turned IBS in her latest post on Restore your Gut blog [Image: freepik.com] See more

09.01.2022 Do you put off going on holidays as you are worried about how your gut will cope? No-one wants to spend their relaxing time away hiding away in the loo (even if it has a great view!) Following a low FODMAPs diet (or any diet of restrictive or elimination diet) can be hard when you're not at home, in charge of the cooking. But it would be a shame to miss out on a holiday (and let's face it some relaxation will definitely be helpful for you)! Amanda shares her tips f...or how to manage a low FODMAPs diet when you're travelling (the tips are suitable for any other type of intolerance too!) in this blog post https://newtownnutrition.com.au/top-10-tips-travelling-low/ What's your secret tip for managing intolerances when you're travelling? Image: Free-Photos (Pixabay) See more

08.01.2022 We're excited to welcome Amy Minogue to our team at Newtown Nutrition. Amy is a FODMAP Certified Dietitian, armed with the latest research to support our clients who have IBS. Click on the video to meet Amy

08.01.2022 Happy hump day everyone!! Last week, I had the great pleasure of being guest speaker on the latest Episode of the Everyday Vegan Mum podcast by the amazing Bryony Sumners , a vegan mum raising her own two healthy beautiful vegan children. The podcast talks about vegan parenting in a non-vegan world, interviewing vegan parents, and experts in vegan nutrition and health. Well worth checking out! ... In this episode Bryony and I explore the controversial topic: Is it safe to feed children a vegan diet?? This topic is red hot after the tragic recent court case of a malnourished vegan toddler. Check out the podcast as I debunk myths and misconceptions regarding the court case and divulge into the science behind raising vegan children safely and sustainably. Link to the podcas at the Everyday Vegan Mum blog: https://veganpossum.com/the-everyday-vegan-mum-podcast/ I would love to know your thoughts and questions on the subject and podcast! What are your questions on raising plant-based kids? Much love and wellness Amber Sewell-Green, plant-based accredited practicing dietitian x #everydayveganmum #veganpossum #raisingveganchildren #vegankids #plantbasedkids #childhoodnutrition #vegantoddlers #veganchildren #veganpodcast #plantbased #WFPB #vegandietitian #vegannutritionexpert #nutritionscience #vegannutrition #veganfood

07.01.2022 What are resistant starches?? . Starches are found in our diet within carbohydrate based foods. Most of the starches we consume are digested and absorbed to be used for energy However some starches move through our digestive tracts undigested; these starches are called resistant starches as they are resistant to digestion. . As they are unable to be absorbed and used for energy, resistant starches behave more like a soluble fibre in our digestive tract. When they reac...h the large intestine, they are fermented by the bacteria that live there providing fuel to keep your gut healthy! . One cool way of adding some resistant starches to your diet is by consuming cooked then cooled potatoes and rice. The process of cooking and cooling the potatoes and rice, changes the structure of the starch from one that is digestible, to one that resists digestion (therefore becoming a resistant starch) The food can be heated again after the initial cooling this wont affect the starch further. . Some good ways to include this in your diet can be by: 1 Simply eating leftover potato/rice from the night before, meal prepping in advance - so that the initial cooking/cooling is done and then reheated when eaten 2Having cold rice/potato salads - especially good with the warmer weather arriving! . Some other great sources of resistant starch include; legumes (e.g. chickpeas and lentils), firm/unripe bananas (or green banana flour), and raw rolled oats (make overnight oats by soaking oats in milk overnight and topping with your favourite fruit/yoghurt in the morning). See more

06.01.2022 Did you know healthful bacteria can thrive within days of changing your diet?! This blog article (link below) Amanda wrote last year is a nice introduction to which foods can help restore and maintain a healthy balance of beneficial bacteria in your gut. Happy reading . **Please reach out if you don't tolerate any of these foods and need some gut repair support** https://newtownnutrition.com.au/best-dietary-fibre-optimal/

06.01.2022 Have you been following a low FODMAPs diet for a long period of time? Whilst the diet is an effective way to reduce symptoms in those with IBS, there are risks of folowing a low FOMDAP diet longterm! Listen in to findout if any of those risks may relate to you...

05.01.2022 I’m looking for 5 people with IBS who want relief in the next 30days. If that’s you comment ‘IBS’ below and I’ll PM you the details.

05.01.2022 It's a shame that many of us are sensitive to eating too many FODMAPs because they're truly healthful foods. Fortunately once you've identified those that you're more sensitive to, your symptoms are more manageable even with some in the diet. Do you Read more about FODMAPs in Amanda's blog: https://newtownnutrition.com.au/whats-the-fuss-about-fod/ Image:PublicDomainPictures from Pixabay

04.01.2022 Well planned plant-based diets are suitable for ALL life stages. Animal products are not required for complete nutrition. However, as with any eating pattern, care needs to be taken to ensure your child is getting all the nutrients required to thrive. Find out how by tuning it to the latest episode (Episode 2) of The Everyday Vegan Mum podcast (link in bio) as I shed light on the latest nutrition science behind raising vegan kids. ... Available at Everyday Vegan Mum Blog https://veganpossum.com/the-everyday-vegan-mum-podcast/ Much love and wellness Amber Sewell-Green, plant-based accredited practicing dietitian x #everydayveganmum #veganpossum #raisingveganchildren #vegankids #plantbasedkids #childhoodnutrition #vegantoddlers #veganchildren #veganpodcast #plantbased #WFPB #vegandietitian #vegannutritionexpert #nutritionscience #vegannutrition #veganfood

04.01.2022 Were excited to introduce a new dietitian to Newtown Nutrition. Amy Minogue is a FODMAPs certified dietitian; she completed her specialist FODMAP training with Monash University, the team that founded and created the low FODMAP diet for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), so she is up to date with the latest research strategies in the world of IBS. To help you get to know Amy, we asked her to tell us a little more about herself, why she loves working in the area of IBS, and how a FODMAPs certified dietitian like herself can help you (or someone you know) if you are experiencing symptoms of IBS. Meet Amy in the latest post on our Restore Your Gut blog https://newtownnutrition.com.au/introducing-amy-minogue-fo/

03.01.2022 What are FODMAPs? So many are familiar with the term 'Low FODMAP Diet' but most get confused with what that funny word actually means. FODMAPs are simply different types of sugars (Saccharides are sugars ) and fibres and are found in many of our whole foods . They're often poorly broken down in our digestive systems get fermented by our gut bacteria. For those of us with a sensitive gut, they can cause us grief if we eat more than we tolerate . The goal of a low FOD...MAPs diet is to work out WHICH one/s of these FODMAPs may be affecting YOUR gut. Do you know which FODMAPs are triggering your gut symptoms? Learn more about what FODMAPs are and how they may be impacting your digestive issues: https://newtownnutrition.com.au/whats-the-fuss-about-fodma/

03.01.2022 Monash University have found from their research that 3 out of 4 people will feel better on a low FODMAP diet. That's pretty amazing! BUT it is just the first step in addressing your gut issues, and is likely not the only answer.... . Read more about FODMAPs in Amanda's blog: https://newtownnutrition.com.au/whats-the-fuss-about-fod/ link in bio . . .... . . #lowfodmap #fodmap #fodmapexpert #monashfodmapcertified #ibs #ibsfriendly #ibsdiet #ibsdietitian #gutfriendly #guthealth #healthygut #guthealthdietitian #dietitianapproved #accreditedpractisingdietitian #apd #sydneydietitian #onlinedietitian

01.01.2022 Do you think you may have IBS but are unsure how to get a diagnosis or when to see a dietitian? In this video I explain the process of receiving an IBS diagnosis, and when the best time to see a dietitian is!