Does diet and nutrition make a meaningful difference in cancer treatment, recovery, and reducing your risk of recurrence? Whether you're currently in treatment, navigating survivorship, or supporting a loved one through it, this episode has you covered.

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✅ How inflammation, gut health, and immunity intersect to influence cancer risk and outcomes

✅ Why there's no single "cancer diet" once you're in active treatment

✅ The real, nuanced relationship between sugar and cancer

✅ What the research shows about intermittent fasting during treatment and survivorship

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👤 TODAY'S GUEST: Jean LaMantia, RD

Jean is a Toronto-based registered dietitian, cancer survivor, and author of three books on cancer, lymphedema, and intermittent fasting, including The Essential Cancer Treatment Nutrition Guide and Cookbook. She was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma at age 27, and now works with clients across Canada and the US to help them navigate nutrition through cancer treatment, survivorship, and lymphedema management.

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📌 Jean's free Cancer Risk Reduction Guide

📌 The Essential Cancer Treatment Nutrition Guide and Cookbook

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Is that supplement actually doing anything, or is it just an expensive habit? Whether you're struggling with GI issues on the run, looking for expert guidance on which sports supplements are worth your money, or want practical strategies to fuel your training without a flare-up, this episode has you covered.

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✅ Which supplements are backed by strong research (and which are riding hype alone)

✅ How to weigh a small performance edge against real GI risk

✅ Dietitian's three-question framework for vetting any new supplement

✅ GI-friendly ways to use creatine, bicarb, tart cherry, beetroot, and more

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👤 TODAY'S GUEST: Amy Goblirsch, the Running Dietitian

Amy is a registered dietitian specializing in marathon and endurance performance nutrition, with firsthand experience across nine marathons and a 100-mile ultramarathon she completed one year postpartum while breastfeeding! She helps runners stop fearing food and start using it to fuel their training.

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📌 Examine.com — independent supplement research reviews

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What if one of the best lessons about longevity didn't come from a supplement or the latest wellness trend, but from a tiny medieval village in Italy? Whether you're struggling with longevity-marketing overwhelm, looking for expert guidance on simple, evidence-informed habits, or want practical strategies to bring blue zone principles into your own life, this episode has you covered.

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✅ 5 blue zone longevity lessons from Campodimele, Italy

✅ Why daily movement, local food, and community matter more than biohacking

✅ The "eat until 80% full" principle and why it supports digestion

✅ The specific foods (olive oil, beans, fish, antioxidant-rich vegetables) behind the local diet

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📌 50 Secrets of the World's Longest Living People by Sally Beare

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Have you been told you have IBS, but something still doesn't feel right? Whether you're struggling with symptoms that won't improve no matter what you try, looking for expert guidance on when to ask for further testing, or want practical red flags to bring to your next doctor's appointment, this episode has you covered.

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✅ 8 conditions that commonly get mistaken for IBS

✅ The specific red flags that mean it's worth asking your doctor about further testing

✅ Why IBS is a real diagnosis, but not always the right one

✅ How to advocate for yourself if something doesn't feel right

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🚀 Want personalized support to take control of IBS and reduce bloating and discomfort? 👉 Apply for 1:1 Coaching.

📌 Episode 40: Colon Cancer in Young People & How to Lower Your Risk

📌 Episode 60: Celiac Disease & Gluten Reactions

📌 Episode 61: IBS-D Mimickers

📌 Episode 13: Endometriosis & IBS Link

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Have you ever gone out for a run hoping to tackle a fast speed workout or a long run, only to have it completely derailed by multiple urgent trips to the bathroom? You did everything you thought was right with your nutrition, and your gut had other plans anyway.

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✅ The 3 most common mistakes causing GI issues and bathroom emergencies during runs

✅ How fat, fiber, and FODMAPs can each trigger urgency and loose stools

✅ What "gut training" actually means and why the mismatch between training and race day causes problems

✅ How fecal loading and constipation can be the real root cause of "runner's diarrhea"

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📌 Running For Pancreatic Cancer North America

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Could your IBS-D actually be something else? Many people living with chronic diarrhea are told they have IBS, but for some, an underlying condition may be missed. Today, we discussed the most common IBS-D mimickers, the red flags that shouldn't be ignored, and the testing that may help uncover the real cause of ongoing digestive symptoms!

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✅ Why proper diagnosis is essential before assuming it's "just IBS"

✅ The most common causes of chronic diarrhea that mimic IBS

✅ SIBO, bile acid malabsorption, microscopic colitis, pancreatic insufficiency, celiac disease and more

✅ Red flags that warrant further investigation

✅ The evidence-based tests that are often overlooked

✅ How to advocate for yourself if your symptoms aren't improving & signs your condition probably isn’t IBS!

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👤 TODAY’S GUEST: Jessica Roocroft

Jessica is a Registered Dietitian specializing in IBS-D (IBS with diarrhea) and chronic diarrhea. With a focused, evidence-based approach, she helps clients overcome urgent, unpredictable, and life-disrupting diarrhea symptoms without resorting to overly restrictive diets.

Her passion for this work stems from personal experience navigating chronic digestive symptoms, bloating, and random diarrhea attacks despite repeatedly receiving normal test results. Frustrated by the lack of answers available to patients, she dedicated her practice to helping others uncover the root causes of their symptoms.

📌 Chronic Diarrhea Testing Checklist

📌 Jessica’s Instagram

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📌 New Rome V IBS diagnostic criteria

📌https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31917991/

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There is a lot of confusion about gluten in the gut health world. If you’ve been navigating gut issues for a while, you may have tried a gluten free diet or perhaps done a low FODMAP diet that involves limiting many foods with gluten like regular bread and pasta.

While intolerance to gluten can exist on a spectrum, a very real and life changing disease that requires a strict, life long gluten free diet is Celiac Disease.

If you’ve been living with celiac disease, or you suspect gluten might be a culprit in your digestive issues.. You’re going to want to tune into today’s episode!

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✅ What celiac disease is, and the difference between gluten sensitivity and fructan intolerance

✅ A typical day in the life of someone with celiac disease

✅ Link between celiac disease and IBS

✅ Top tools for navigating celiac disease in 2026

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👤 TODAY’S GUEST: Selena Devries Selena is a Registered Dietitian, Celiac Disease Health Coach, and the founder of Celiac Made Simple. As someone living with celiac disease herself, she brings both professional expertise and personal experience to her work.

She is a graduate of the University of British Columbia and has completed Monash University training in the Low FODMAP Diet. For more than 10 years, she has specialized in helping people navigate life with celiac disease through her online private practice.

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📌 Celiac Disease Foundation

📌 Episode 47 – Nickel Allergy & Ibs.

📌 Play-Doh, Gluten Cross Contact & Celiac Disease Study

📌 Kissing, Gluten Cross Contact & Celiac Disease Study

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Does it feel like gut issues or digestive stress show up at the worst possible time in your training or on race day?

If you’re a runner who has ever worried about how your gut might react during a race, I think you’re really going to relate to today’s episode.

I’m excited to introduce you to my guest, Cindy.

Cindy is a client of mine and an incredible example of what can happen when a runner dials in their fuelling strategy and builds confidence in their gut. After dealing with fueling and digestive challenges that were impacting her racing, Cindy made some key changes that helped her run a personal best at the Boston Marathon.

YOU’LL TAKEAWAY:

✅ Cindy’s running journey and how the Running Realtor brand first came to life

✅ The fueling and gut challenges she was experiencing leading up to the Boston Marathon

✅ The key changes she made with her fueling strategy and race preparation

✅ What race week and race day looked like when she ran her Boston Marathon personal best

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👤 TODAY’S GUEST: Cindy Gallant

Cindy Gallant is a Toronto-based realtor and endurance runner known as “The Running Realtor,” balancing a busy real estate career with a genuine love for running and an active lifestyle. Rooted in Toronto’s west end, she helps buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and investors navigate the real estate market with honesty, patience, and a practical, no-pressure approach.

📌 Follow The Running Realtor for Toronto real estate insights, running routes, and grab Cindy's FREE Toronto Real Estate & Lifestyle Guide (link in bio). @therunningrealtor_to

📌 Follow Cindy on the Move for marathon training, race recaps, travel adventures, and everyday running inspiration. @cindyonthemove

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