The Salve

The warm days of summer are quickly approaching, and there’s no better time to get moving.

World IBS Day aims to create an opportunity to educate people about the symptoms, causes, and treatment options for IBS, and to help those with the condition feel less alone.‍

Salvo Health announces the first-to-market RPM offering for GI chronic conditions, including IBS, GERD/reflux, dyspepsia, Celiac, SIBO, and more to optimize clinical outcomes and boost practices for participating partners.

Salvo Health and Gemelli Biotech announce a new partnership to bring access to advanced breath testing and IBS blood testing not generally available in most doctor’s offices, enabling the latest science for better gut health.

Now offering in-network coverage for Aetna members in New York state.

Habits can be hard, especially when it comes to habits we try to keep for the sake of our gut health. These five, simple steps could help you keep your healthy habits in the new year.

With IBS, it’s not uncommon for mental health challenges such as anxiety or depression to occur, as Salvo Health Clinical Advisory Board member Dr. Emeran Mayer has extensively researched.

Read this article for the recipes, but stick around for the tips on how to deal with food and family-related stress.

There are a lot of reasons to feel anxious about going back to in-person work, even more so if you have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

Psychobiotics, a subcategory of probiotics, can reduce anxiety, improve depression, and sharpen cognition.

Despite how often it’s mentioned, eating low FODMAP is a phase, not a daily diet like it’s so often portrayed.

Plain corn syrup is often easier to tolerate for people with IBS, however, whereas HFCS is so processed it can make IBS symptoms worse.