Episode 141: Long Term Effects of Eating Disorders on Gut & Hormones

The JCN Clinic Podcast Show

In this episode of The JCN Clinic Podcast Show Jessica and Carissa discuss how a history of eating disorders/disordered eating can influence gut health and hormones. Jessica and Carissa talk over: - How common eating disorder history is and what they see clinically - The long-term impacts of eating disorders - The impact of eating disorder history on the gut long term and what needs to be considered - The impact of eating disorder history on hormones - The importance of time for healing with treatment - How working through health issues and treatment needs to be done carefully and honesty with respect to potential re-triggering of eating disorder history. Plus more! ======================================== Show Notes: Carissa recommended Audible Jessica Recommended the book Choose Strong by Sally McRae // Show Notes: // Find out more about our Easy Meals Plan here https://jessicacox.com.au/product/easy-meals-food-plan/ ================================ The JCN Clinic Podcast is a place where Jessica and Carissa get real about nutrition and living a healthy life. They share with you their passion and their clinical knowledge for a fun no b/s approach to looking after yourself. Please enjoy today’s episode and don’t forget to subscribe in iTunes! For more information or to contact the JCN Clinic email us on [e-mail] or visit www.jessicacox.com.au Follow us on our social channels at @jescoxnutritionist @carissaannenutrition @roshelle_k_natural_health @melanielyn.nutrition @alexatran_nutritionist and @rosemary_naturopathy @christine.nutritionist @thenutritionist_kitchen This podcast represents the opinions of The JCN Clinic and our guests. The content provides should not be taken or used as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others. The content here is for informational purposes only, and because each person is so unique, please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions.