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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2024 · 43 MIN

61. A Nervous System Approach to Reintroduce Foods to Your Diet

from Trust Your Gut · host Demi Fair

Food fear and anxiety are common struggles when you've been dealing with IBS or other gut issues for a long time. You cut out one food after another, fearing they'll trigger your symptoms, until your diet becomes so restrictive that you're confused and scared to eat anything you've avoided. I totally get it—I was there for years. But now, I've reintroduced all the foods I once feared. Tune into this episode as I walk you through how to reintroduce foods from a nervous system perspective and signal safety around them, helping you reduce anxiety and fear. Join the masterclass: Discover the Missing Piece to Break Free from the IBS-Stress Cycle Find out more about my program, Gut-Brain Healing Toolkit. Want to talk about working together? Book a free clarity call!  Take the free quiz: Gut Issues? Find Out If Your Nervous System Is The Cause! If this resonated with you, be sure to let me know over on: Instagram: @trustyourgut.health TikTok: @trustyourgut.health Email: [email protected] To find out more: www.trustyourguthealth.com Please SUBSCRIBE, leave a review, and share this podcast with anyone you think may benefit! Thank you!

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