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Nutrition & Yoga Combination Therapy: Why Together It May Better Treat Common GI Ailments

This webinar has been archived and is available for viewing, but offers no continuing education credit.

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a well known functional gut disorder that impacts more than 11% of the population worldwide. There is undeniable evidence that IBS not only impacts the gut, but also the brain, as there is significant overlap between IBS and mood disorders such as anxiety and depression. This webinar will take a deep dive into the gut-microbiota-brain axis and how gastrointestinal and mental health is impacted when this connection falls out of balance. It will also address the combination of nutritional and yoga interventions for IBS and how the two may work together as a stronger force in treating this common, yet significantly life-impacting condition.

Beth McCall, MS, RD, LDN, CSSD, RYT

Owner of Purposeful Fueling Performance Nutrition and Yoga

Beth McCall (formerly Miller) is a Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics located in Durham, NC. Her mission as a sports dietitian is to provide athletes with accurate, scientific-based nutrition knowledge and care to fuel them for top sports performance. Additionally, she has a passion for assisting athletes of all ages and the general population in acquiring skills necessary to optimize health for their lifetime.
Beth recently transitioned out of the collegiate athletic space into two new roles. The first being the owner of Purposeful Fueling Performance Nutrition and Yoga, and the second serving as the Director of Nutrition Operations and Customer Success for a performance nutrition platform called Notemeal. Her private practice focuses on developing the whole athlete, through a well-rounded approach of fueling the body and mind for health and wellness.

Previously, Beth served as the Director of Sports Nutrition for Duke University, where she began the first-ever sports nutrition department in May 2017. In this role, she was responsible for all performance and clinical nutrition services provided to student-athletes representing all Varsity athletic teams.

Presenter

Beth McCall, MS, RD, LDN, CSSD, RYT

Owner of Purposeful Fueling Performance Nutrition and Yoga

Course Overview

Released: 8/18/22
Expired: 8/18/25
Duration: 01:01:52

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