The Turd Nerds is an integrative gastroenterology podcast. Drs. Rebecca Sand, Ami Kapadia and Ilana Gurevich tackle complex digestive topics, spanning IBS, Celiac, parasites, SIBO, biofilms, the gut-brain connection and more. Tune in to hear clinical pearls, research updates and think with us through some tough cases.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness |
Tune in with the doctors to tear apart a constipation case. In this episode we cover: more
In this episode Dr. Sand leads us on a conversation about how three popular classes of antidepressant medications affect our gastrointestinal tract! SSRIs, TCAs, and SNRIs. This has definitely changed how we view the guts of these patients and may ch... more
GERD, Heartburn and Acid Reflux. What can be done for these ailments from a more natural perspective? Tune in to this episode to hear your favorite Turds discuss their favorite options. We will cover pills, teas, tinctures and get into a deep discuss... more
Dive in to a chronic vulvovaginal GI case with Dr. Gurevich to peak under the lens of how a doctor thinks. In this episode we will discuss: more
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These women are the bomb! So smart, so informative… I am so grateful that they are doing this podcast for people like me… an IBS sufferer… you Rock ladies… thanks for helping me become a better health advocate for myself …and MOSTLY for giving us all your time and expertise… you are warriors…this has literally saved my life❤️
Love this podcast. Please do one on post-cholecystectomy syndrome and clinical pearls for caring for patients without gallbladders!!
I love listening to these docs dive deeper into GI topics. I always learn something that broadens my understanding and that I can use in my practice.
As a practicing doc, I’m always looking for ways to learn from other practicing docs. This podcast always gives me great clinical pearls while also giving tips on how to communicate so patients will understand. more
I am an ND practicing in a rural isolated area in northern Michigan/Wisconsin. This podcast has been incredible for my understanding of functional GI disorders. I have had direct patient outcome success due to the info I have learned here. These docs have brought me up to date on many areas. This podcast has also been very comforting and supportive emotionally as an isolated doc and helps me connect to our greater naturopathic community.
Apple Podcasts | #185 | United States/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
Apple Podcasts | #244 | Italy/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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