In this episode of #NutritionScienceBites Professor Clare Collins talks with guest expert, Accredited Practising Dietitian Sharnie Dwyer about the complex condition of endometriosis. Sharnie is a specialist dietitian in women's nutrition related health and is currently doing her PhD research on endometriosis at Griffith University. They discuss symptoms, reasons for diagnostic delays, and the emerging role of nutrition in managing the condition. Sharnie Dwyer shares her insights on how diet and lifestyle modifications can improve quality of life for women with endometriosis. She is currently recruiting women across Australia to participate in a EMPOWER study on endometriosis, with a link in the show notes.
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The EMPOWER study aims to understand how individuals with endometriosis experience nutrition, and how diet, symptoms, wellbeing, and quality of life evolve following diagnosis.
The EOI link is: https://redcap.link/EMPOWERthefirstyear
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Keywords: #endometriosis, #womenshealth, #nutrition, #inflammation, #chronicpain, #diagnosisdelay, #diet, #autoimmune, #pelvicpain, #hormonalhealth
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