Video: Living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Martin Donovan RPh, DCN, Dip. Herb.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease by a Nutritionist with IBD!

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Learn about the latest research, tips, and tricks for living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

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Lena Donovan holds degrees in both Nutrition: Dietetics and Psychology. She worked in research for five years and was a post-bacc fellow at NIH when she was diagnosed with IBD. Since then, she’s dedicated her career to helping those like her and sharing health and wellness education.

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