Sugar Intolerance Symptoms in Children
It can be heartbreaking for you to watch your children struggle with health issues, especially when nothing seems to help. From constant bellyaches and gas…
Category: Lifestyle
What Is Sugar Sensitivity and How Is It Related to CSID?
Identifying foods that trigger gastrointestinal symptoms can be very challenging. Perhaps you have noticed that if you eat a certain food, a gastrointestinal symptom occurs.…
National Nutrition Month – Sweet Alternatives for Sugar Intolerance
According to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, National Nutrition Month focuses on “the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and…
SIBO and Sucrose Intolerance – What’s Similar, What’s Different?
It is estimated that 60 to 70 million Americans are affected by digestive diseases. These digestive diseases cause nearly 36 million visits to primary care…
Rare Disease Day – What Is Sucrose Intolerance?
Every year, on the last day of February, people in more than 90 countries celebrate Rare Disease Day. The goal: To heighten awareness of rare…
Why Am I So Bloated?
Are you often left feeling extremely bloated after eating—your body swelling with fluid or gas? It’s inconvenient, frustrating, and, yes, extremely uncomfortable. Quite frankly, you’re…
Five Things You Wish Your Friends Understood about CSID
Living with Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency (CSID) – a rare disorder that affects a person’s ability to digest sucrose – can be challenging, especially when your…
Don’t Make Your Sweetheart Sick – Valentine’s Gifts for Those Sensitive to Sugar
From pastel conversation hearts to boxes of chocolates, sugar reigns on Valentine’s Day. In fact, U.S. consumers are expected to spend $20 billion this year…
Bathroom Horror Stories from People with Food Sensitivities
Has eating out at a restaurant or going to a friend’s house become a stressful event? Imagine needing to know where the closest bathroom is…
Sucrose Intolerance Goes to College: Lessons Learned Last Semester
A patient’s story about attending college with a rare disease, CSID. Here are the lessons she learned living with sucrose intolerance at college.
