Rotem Sigall Boneh

[GI Nutrition Foundation @GI_NutritionFdn]

📢 Nutrition has a central role at this year's #UEGWeek2026 conference in Barcelona

👉 Join the Nutrition Hub, an interactive space created in collaboration with @my_ueg to support healthcare professionals in nutrition care for gut disorders

📅 On Monday 19th October, the following experts will address the role of diet and nutrition in preventing and managing IBD:

🎓 @JoanaTo62523004 MD PhD

💬 IBD prevention: coming closer

🎓 James Alexander MD PhD MRCP

💬 Diet and the role of the gut microbiome

🎓 @ibdseb MD FRCP

💬 Is food the critical link between IBD and environment?

🎓 @BonehRotem RD PhD

💬 Can food treat Crohn's disease?

📍Where? Fira Gran Via, North Entrance - Barcelona

👉 Access the full program here and join us: https://t.co/MS1n1f510i

[GutMicrobiota Health @GMFHx]

Could a microbiome signature be linked to sustained remission in children and adults treated with the Crohn's Disease Exclusion Diet?

@BonehRotem et al. could help identify patients most likely to achieve sustained remission through dietary therapy:

https://t.co/OKbciy7Jtr

[Kevin Whelan @ProfWhelan]

Great to work with global experts including @ProfAndrewDay @eytan_wine @oridamas @AshwinMDIBD @KGerasimidis @JoaoPGSabino @GIdietitian @ibddocmaria @guthealthmd @nhaskeyRD @nehagastrord @oridamas @BonehRotem @AshwinMDIBD and plenty of others not on X!

[Kevin Whelan @ProfWhelan]

What research needs to be done on nutrition and diet in #InflammatoryBowelDisease #CrohnsDisease #UlcerativeColitis?

Nutrition & IBD Group includes global experts (plus me 😉) in research and clinical practice in diet & IBD

Free access for 50 days!👉 https://t.co/fBj5Gt9Ms6

[Shomron Ben-Horin @ShomronH]

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[Shomron Ben-Horin @ShomronH]

Rewarding to see our @HabermanLab study featured on the cover, laying the conceptual framework to underlying mechanism of escape from AT remission (=flare) d/t persistent dietary-metabolic gut perturbances. Hence the need for combined AT-nutrition trials
@HelmsleyTrust

[Shomron Ben-Horin @ShomronH]

Excellent updated illustration showing the variability in do's and dont's of food items in IBD diets

[CK Yao PhD, AdvAPD @yao_ck]

Pretty exciting to have the diet @D_ECCO_IBD consensus out! Massive amount of work and congrats to the team

[GI Nutrition Foundation @GI_NutritionFdn]

📣The first ever consensus on dietary management of #IBD is out in @JCC_IBD

@VaioSvolos, @IBDTAMRegistry, @MirandaLomer, @AaronBancil, @Alice_APD, @Jess_Fitz_APD, @KGerasimidis, @sarbagili, @BonehRotem, @h_sokol, @CatherineWallNZ, @ProfWhelan, @PaedsRH, @EmmaHalmos & colleagues

✅ Diet for IBD prevention

✅ Nutritional assessment and optimization, even in patients with IBD with no risk of malnutrition

✅ Diet recommendations for induction and maintenance

✅ Dietary management of quiescent IBD with IBS-like symptoms, IBD-related surgeries, and inflammatory strictures

✅ Dietitian access to all patients with IBD recommended

@D_ECCO_IBD

[Jalpa Devi @jalpa_devi]

📢 NEW ECCO Consensus!

😇Honored to be part of this significant paper addressing IBD care🌍in LMICs.

👥Our panel presents 28 statements on epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment & surgical management.
Read more🔗https://t.co/wF1OiVGPVz
@JCC_IBD @ibdseb @AlaaEl_Hussuna @drvishal82

[Jessica Fitzpatrick @Jess_Fitz_APD]

1st #ecco dietary guidelines for #ibd, nutrition matters! 👏to the leads who guided us and feeling very grateful to be a part of this fantastic work group. @EmmaHalmos
@Alice_APD @kgikas10
@sarbagili
@ProfWhelan @VaioSvolos
@BonehRotem
@KGerasimidis
https://t.co/74xdIlzcy1

[Emma Halmos @EmmaHalmos]

First ever ECCO consensus on diet in IBD. Historic moment for clinical application of diet. Dietitian access to all patients for IBD recommended.
@Alice_APD @Jess_Fitz_APD @VaioSvolos @KGerasimidis @BonehRotem @LGodny @sarbagili @ProfWhelan @kgikas10

https://t.co/r2PCcrzbFZ

[chen @sarbagili]

Happy to share our findings showing that high UPF is associated with an increased risk of relapse in patients with #CD.
#IBD #Diet
@NitsanMaharshak @SagiZelber @NTforIBD

https://t.co/IOSTjzZUeB

[GI Nutrition Foundation @GI_NutritionFdn]

🍞Are industrial breads rich in food additives the elephant in the room for people with #IBD❓

@Shelly_Shakhman, @TamarPfefferGik, @HenitYanaiMD, @Iris_Dotan, @LGodny & colleagues screened 233 breads in Israel and found:

✅ 37 different food additives were identified:

👉 84% were classified as highly processed
👉 An average of eight food additives
👉 Most breads contained preservatives (81%) and emulsifiers (76%)

✅ 51% of food additives used in the bread industry have been previously linked to:

🔥 Exacerbation of inflammation
🦠 Gut microbiome dysbiosis
⬆ cytokines that damage microbiota and the gut barrier

✅ Given the large quantities of bread consumed, the rise in mass production has led to a shift away from traditional baking methods

👉 High burden of IBD

💡 Food quality matters for IBD, and both patients and healthcare professionals should promote healthy eating choices that are away from the Western diet

📚 Shelly Shakhman et al. Nutrients. 2025; 17(13):2120.

[Rotem Sigall Boneh @BonehRotem]

@CarlKayMD @Y_ECCO_IBD @AmCollegeGastro @AmJGastro @ericaduhmd @AndrewMMoon Congratulations! What about diet?

[Nir Salomon @NirSalomon3]

Kids have their whole lives ahead of them—and I’m grateful to help them live it fully.
Spoke this week at SickKids Hospital @SickKidsNews in Toronto on @Evinature_ CurQD’s growing role in IBD care; The evidence base expanding, especially in pediatric cases!
#IBD #CurQD

[Therapeutic Advances in Gastroenterology @TAGastroenterol]

🥣 Real-life data from Dutch patients with mild-to-moderate Crohn’s disease show good adherence and positive experiences with the Crohn’s disease exclusion diet + PEN. Physicians reported sustained effectiveness; patients valued the Modulife platform.

🔗 https://t.co/64E2LPeq6K

[GI Nutrition Foundation @GI_NutritionFdn]

Why not all children with Crohn's Disease Exclusion Diet ➕ enteral nutrition achieve remission❓

💡 Tryptophan metabolites are associated with remission with dietary therapy

✅ Baseline assessment of kynurenine and ratios of tryptophan metabolites have the potential to predict dietary remission and non-remission 6 weeks later

🔸 The baseline fecal kynurenine level was ⬆️ in children in no remission

✅ Specific tryptophan metabolism features help predict the efficacy of nutritional therapies in pediatric Crohn's disease:

🔸 The ratio serotonin/kynurenine was the strongest predictor of Crohn's Disease Exclusion Diet + partial enteral-induced remission

🔸 The ratio 5-hydroxytryptophan/kynurenine predicted remission when following an only-liquid diet

✅ Metabolic shifts in tryptophan metabolites toward healthy controls by following nutritional therapies may explain remission rates

🎓 @BonehRotem, @EytanWine, Johan E. Van Limbergen & colleagues

⭐ These findings could help personalize dietary therapy for children with Crohn's disease

@TAGastroenterol

[Kimberly Braly @kimbralyRD]

An excellent resource @nhaskeyRD 🙌 I appreciate highlighting specific food components and the brief note on current research standing for patients.

[Therapeutic Advances in Gastroenterology @TAGastroenterol]

This study on tryptophan metabolites as biomarkers for dietary remission in pediatric Crohn’s disease was led by @BonehRotem and colleagues. Their findings could help personalize dietary therapy for CD patients.