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“The movement of the bowel is the sacred movement of life; the arresting of this movement is the arresting of life.”
Fibre and IBS: Understanding the Balance When reviewing someone’s dietary intake, it’s important to consider not only how much fibre they...
Rachael Camp (ANutr, RD)
5 days ago2 min read


Thinking About Food Isn’t a Problem.
Lately, I’ve been noticing a pattern in conversations across the nutrition and dietetic world – both in professional spaces and on social...
Rachael Camp (ANutr, RD)
Aug 102 min read


IBS: a disorder of the gut brain axis.
Every week in clinic, I meet people carrying invisible burdens, grief, trauma, frustration. Many arrive after years of unanswered...
Rachael Camp (ANutr, RD)
May 51 min read


Food at Christmas: Celebration, Connection, and Complexity
Christmas is a time of year that highlights the deep emotional and cultural connections we have with food. For many, the festive season...
Rachael Camp (ANutr, RD)
Dec 23, 20243 min read
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