The Oshi Editorial Team

5 things women should know about living with IBS

Regaining control: Justin’s IBD story

Justin struggled with Crohn's flares for years, until he found Oshi's integrated GI care. Here's how he got back to living life on his...

What’s the best diet for IBS?

What you eat can affect your IBS symptoms, but how do you know what to eat and if a FODMAP diet is right for you?

5 tips for dining out when you have IBS

If you have IBS, here are a few tips from our experts to help you learn to manage - and hopefully even enjoy - eating at restaurants again.

7 common questions about IBS, answered

IBS is the most common disorder diagnosed by GI doctors. Yet, despite affecting so many, the condition is still widely misunderstood.

The inextricable link between mental health and GI symptoms

Have you noticed that a single distressing situation can trigger unexpected and urgent GI symptoms? That's the gut-brain connection at...

The incredible clinical impact of nutritional health support

The diet & nutrition aspect of managing chronic GI illness goes beyond following a specific diet - it’s actually a complex behavioral...

The case for integrated GI care

The current care model leaves huge gaps in diagnosis and treatment for people living with GI conditions. Here's our case for integrated...

Gastrointestinal diseases in America: The costly impact on employers and patients

This is the first post in a multi-part series to shed light on the impact of GI conditions for patients and employers, challenges with...

Dining out with Crohn’s disease? 10 tips for a stress-free experience

Dining out with friends when you have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can be challenging, but these 10 tips may help you manage better.

Have a UTI? It could be related to your IBD treatment

Many people get UTIs, but you may have increased risk if you take medications like biologics. Find out why, and how to treat them.

3 strategies to control stress

Trying to apply strategies to control stress in real life is definitely not as easy as it sounds. One IBD patient shares her tips.