
Megan Riehl
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Jul 21, 2026
33. IBS and the Gut-Brain Connection: 3 Nervous System Tools for Relief with Dr. Megan Riehl
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3:06Megan RiehlGUEST
So we think about DGBI as more of this modern medical term, and it, it moved, um, from functional gastrointestinal disorders into this era of DGBI.
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3:23Megan RiehlGUEST
Uh, really, you know, five to 10 years ago was when we started to make this shift.
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3:28Megan RiehlGUEST
And things like irritable bowel syndrome and some of our other functional conditions didn't really feel functional for patients.
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3:38Megan RiehlGUEST
And so literally the nomenclature of, of how we were describing these very complex, difficult to manage, frustrating conditions, patients really literally were like, "I do not feel very functional." And, and there was really a big disconnect here.

Jessie WongHOST
Can we explain a little bit more about what is our autonomic nervous system? What do they do? How are they regulated so our audience can better understand this?