People of color have been left out of conversations and solutions that would improve our health. Let’s change that.
Take charge of your gut health today.
Understanding what your gut is telling you and how to manage your symptoms can help you live healthier.
Learn about the similarities and differences between IBD and IBS and how they impact your gut.
Find out how you can be a part of creating potentially better treatment options for people of color with IBD.
Learn about ulcerative colitis, what causes it, how it’s treated, and how to manage day-to-day activities with this constant companion.
“To successfully manage gut health, it is vital that you not only advocate for your own health, but that you partner with a supportive, progressive, knowledgeable team of doctors that work well together to achieve your health goals.”
Latanja B., NOWINCLUDED Community Member
Our NOWINCLUDED community members are not letting anything stop them from living their best lives.
Feel empowered to take charge of your own health by reading their stories.
Since being diagnosed with IBD as a young girl, Deanna has launched her own fashion boutique, become a mental health advocate, started a podcast, and brought a beautiful boy into this world. She still deals with IBD flare-ups, but she’s got some tips on how to deal with them.
Eating gut-healthy foods is important because they keep your stomach and intestines working well. They also help with digestion and keep you feeling good.
Looking for inspiration?
NOWINCLUDED friend, Chefleen, walks us through how to make some of our favorite Thanksgiving dishes with a gut-friendly twist.
The NOWINCLUDED gut health community is made up of resilient, compassionate, and empowered health advocates like Deanna who want to help other people of color live healthy by sharing their own experiences and struggles with digestive diseases. Find out how Deanna keeps her IBD in check.
Get active in a community that understands you, wants to hear about your health and wellness, and informs you of information and opportunities to keep you and other people of color healthy.
