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Webinar: Diet for Crohn's disease and UC

IBD Diet from A to Z

Are you struggling with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis (UC)? Want to learn how your diet can affect your well-being and health? What to eat in remission and what to eat in a flare?

We invite you to the webinar "Diet for IBD - Crohn's disease and UC", during which clinical dietitian Joanna Marciszewska discusses how to effectively support the body in inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) through appropriate nutrition and lifestyle.

You will learn specific steps to take if you are struggling with this disorder, all in an accessible form and in understandable language!

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What will you learn from the webinar?

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What are the dietary risk factors for IBD?

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What do you get in the package?

1-hour webinar recording available for 3 months

the most important slides from the presentation

Who is hosting the IBD webinar?

Joanna Marciszewska, M.A., clinical dietitian

  • Specialist in diet for gastrointestinal diseases

  • 7 years of experience in dietary work with patients

  • She completed a research internship in the United States at a cancer treatment center.

  • She has completed over 25 courses on specialist diets.

  • She has written over 200 articles on diet topics, including for Medonet and Dietly.

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See what the slides look like on the webinar and see for yourself that knowledge about the diet for UC and Crohn's disease can be really accessible!

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What will you learn?

  • What are Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBD)?

  • What are the dietary risk factors for IBD?

  • What nutritional models should be used during remission and exacerbation of the disease?

  • What to do when IBD coexists with malnutrition, osteoporosis, anemia or obesity?

  • Supplementation for IBD – What Works and What Doesn’t?

  • How important are physical activity, sleep and stress in treating IBD?

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