Geraldine Van Oord is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Accredited Nutritionist from Australia. She graduated from the University of Wollongong, Australia in 2010 with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics and first class Honours.
She has since focused on developing an expertise in the area of food intolerance. In 2017, she was the very first Dietitian worldwide to complete Monash University’s new IBS and FODMAP training for Health Professionals and went on to become the first Monash University Trained IBS and FODMAP Dietitian.
Geraldine is the co-creator of the online low FODMAP programs available at Diet vs Disease called ‘Trust Your Gut’ and author of many FODMAP-related articles available on Diet vs Disease and other health and nutrition websites.
She is also the featured Dietitian and FODMAP information reviewer in the book, ‘A Busy Mum’s Guide to Healthy Eating’ by Debbie Bruce, a public speaker on food intolerance, and is the primary shopper and cook for her household who follow a modified FODMAP diet due to food intolerance.
Her mission is to provide nutrition advice and support to families with food intolerance to help them thrive and be healthy on any restricted diet that’s medically required.
How does Geraldine make health a priority?
"Planning ahead! I cannot get by in this crazy world without being a little bit organised. That means meal planning, scheduling exercise and sticking to a routine. It doesn’t always work but I try my best :)"
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Articles by this author
The Gut-Brain Axis Explained in Plain English
One of the most cutting-edge areas of research involves the ‘gut-brain axis’ – the connection between the brain, gut, and microbiome and its potentially huge influence over our health.
Only recently have scientists started to better understand the gut-brain-microbiome axis and how it can impact not only physical and digestive issues, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but also mental health conditions like depression and anxiety.
This article investigates our current understanding of what the gut-brain axis is, the role of the gut microbiome, and how our physical and mental health can be compromised when communication between one or more parts along this axis becomes faulty.
Can You Have Protein Powder On The Low FODMAP Diet? This Is What You Need To Look For
Many people use protein powders for a variety of reasons, such as weight management or to help meet their protein requirements.
It is not necessary to use a protein powder on the low FODMAP diet, however if you choose to use one, then this article will help you to find one that is safe.
How To “Cure” IBS: The DIY Guide To Do It Naturally
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a common condition that is characterized by ongoing digestive symptoms.
It can greatly lower your quality of life, and in severe cases, can even prevent sufferers from leaving their home.
This article looks at the proven natural ways to get on top of your IBS and reduce your symptoms.
25 Tasty Low FODMAP Lunch Recipes For IBS
[Last updated 7th March, 2023]
Are you stuck for low FODMAP lunch ideas?
We’ve rounded up 25 tasty low FODMAP lunch recipes that will help keep you on track.
Click the recipe title for the full recipe ingredients and cooking method.[Discover More…]
30 Delicious Low FODMAP Vegetarian And Vegan Recipes Plus Some FAQ
[Last updated 10th April, 2020]
Following an elimination diet is hard.
But doing so as a vegetarian or vegan is even harder.
The good news is that you can definitely follow the low FODMAP diet if you don’t eat animal products.
Here’s a round-up of 30 low FODMAP vegetarian and vegan recipes to help you plan your low FODMAP meals.
30 Delicious Low FODMAP Dinner Recipes: Don’t Get Stuck Eating The Same Thing!
[Last updated 7th March, 2023]
Looking for some delicious low FODMAP dinner ideas?
We’ve rounded up 30 tasty low FODMAP dinner recipes to keep your tummy settled and your taste buds happy.
Recipes are categorized under chicken, beef, lamb, pork, fish and seafood, and vegetarian recipes.
Click the recipe picture or name for the full recipe ingredients and method.