Don't Let Fear of Eating with EoE Ruin Your Super Bowl Party!
The Gastro Girl Podcast
02/09/24
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While many people look forward to Super Bowl Sunday as a time to party with friends and family, for those living with gastrointestinal symptoms, like difficulty swallowing, or a condition like Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE), food-centric social events can bring high anxiety. In this episode one of our favorite Registered Dietitians, Beth Rosen, joins us with some insights on EoE, including symptoms that could be triggered by your favorite Super Bowl foods. She also share tips for enjoying food-centric social events, like Super Bowl parties, and explains some of the warning signs of symptoms for those of us who may be struggling with an undiagnosed gastrointestinal condition like EoE, and why it's important to see a gastroenterologist.
Resources:EoE Playlist on Gastro Girl YouTube Channel https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA6jR0eoexewd4cbKU6k8vwVFE0tN685W&feature=shared
EoE Online Education Programs on GI OnDEMAND https://education.giondemand.com/collections?q=eoe
Gastro Girl gastrogirl.com
American College of Gastroenterology gi.org
American Partnership for Eosinophilic Disorders apfed.org
Beth Rosen, RD bethrosenrd.com
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