Nicole Marie from Gut Health Group opens up on her online telehealth bulk-billed dietitian practice and what it offers clients. From coeliac disease to IBS, SIBO and other specific gut-related ailments, Nicole’s expertise offers the type of support many could not otherwise access due to cost concerns.

Joanna Aaron from I On Nutrition highlights the very real risks involved with adhering to a strict gluten free diet, with coeliacs needing to recognise and act on the potential nutrient deficiencies that impact the gut microbiome.

While the removal of gluten is mandatory for coeliac disease, there’s more involved to achieving a healthy balance diet rich in essential nutrients. Accredited dietitian and coeliac herself Jessica Milliner delves into the gut health benefits of a nutrient dense GF diet that goes beyond just gluten free.

Organisations from all corners of the globe are making strides to improve coeliac disease awareness while seeking research and medical resolutions. Yet there are steps we can also take as everyday people to leverage their efforts and maximise the strength of the community as a whole.

In a special Part 1 Guest Blog, Everyday Nutrition’s Joanna Baker helps navigate the health complexities of menopause for women. How is it defined and how does it compare to perimenopause? She breaks down the symptoms and what tangible medicines and treatments are available. Part 2 will be published at Everyday Nutrition.

Dr Kim Faulkner Hogg offers us some valuable insights into the conceptions and misconceptions around kissing for those with coeliac disease. What is safe practice? Should you be concerned? Thanks to peer-reviewed studies and analysis from experts in the industry, we will discuss this topic in-depth.

Professional dietitian Geraldine Perez writes a guest blog on the links between IBS and Coeliac Disease. Geraldine explores how they fit, when to investigate both, managing dietary and non-dietary IBS strategies and much more.

Dietitian and expert Sally Marchini offers us 10 critical insights into the health value of nutritional planning during pregnancy. For women seeking answers for a healthy gluten free pregnancy, there are fundamental steps to consider, ranging from safe glucose levels to maintaining exercise and adhering to sound principles that help foetal growth and development in the womb.