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[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

The new ASGE lower GI bleeding guidance has one strong recommendation: full bowel prep. Even when urgent, a scope is only as good as its view. And a bowel prep is only as good as a patient's dietary preparation. We can help with that: https://t.co/eBvUhmKOEF

[GI & Hepatology News @AGA_GIHN]

Updated @ASGEendoscopy guidance ties acute lower GI bleeding workup to hemodynamic stability: colonoscopy for stable/resuscitated patients, CT ± angiography for persistent instability. Full bowel prep is the only strong recommendation. Read our breakdown: https://t.co/EbaQSxx3Dn

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@GibeonApologist Prep week is what most people dread. The scope itself is usually the easy bit. Free starter recipes for the low-fibre days before clear fluids: https://t.co/eBvUhmKgP7

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@BottleC83823199 A whole week is a long run-up, but low-fibre needn't be beige and sad: eggs, white rice, tender chicken, custard. Free starter recipes if you'd like ideas: https://t.co/eBvUhmKOEF

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@deyaqp Cooking for everyone while you're on liquids is an endurance event. Nearly there. Make yourself something worth sipping — seasoned broth or a good sorbet beats more water. Good luck tomorrow.

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

Same patient, two scopes. Prep isn't just a chore before the procedure — it's an essential part of it. Free starter recipes that can help: https://t.co/eBvUhmKOEF

[EndoCollab™ | GI Endoscopy Community @EndoCollabcom]

Quiz: 56M, CT read as a stenosing left colon.

First colonoscopy stopped mid-sigmoid on poor prep; distal biopsies suggested SCAD or ischemic colitis.

Repeat with adequate prep: A-D.

Diagnosis?

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@luther_snell Fair call. 2 days of processed foods won't undo 5 years of healthy eating, but if you want something home cooked we have you sorted. Good luck with the scope.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@rdogveteran Most milkshakes don’t count as clear — clinics usually want something you can see through (broth, jelly, clear apple juice). Hang in there.

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This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@Madwol7 Prep day is usually worse than the scope. But you don't need to dread it.

Simple meal ideas for the days before: https://t.co/eBvUhmKgP7

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@SkorpioSfw Prep-day menus are unforgiving. Stick to your treating team’s written list and work the allowed options hard.

Free simple recipes for that window: https://t.co/eBvUhmKgP7

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@gieqs_symposium This. Inadequate prep isn’t a paperwork hiccup. It’s repeat scopes, delayed answers, and lesions you never get a clean look at. Prep support patients can actually finish is part of the quality stack.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

Better prep, better scope for the patient, and potentially meaningful savings for health systems.

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

EPoS II (NEJM interim): after high-risk adenoma removal, first surveillance at 3 vs 5 years. At five years, colorectal cancer was similar but marginally higher: 0.82% vs 0.77%. The later (5-year) arm meant nearly 4,200 fewer colonoscopies in that window.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

Whatever the interval, the scope only sees what prep lets it see. A high-quality bowel preparation is how you get the most out of the exam, so small polyps aren’t left in the “might have been missed” pile.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

Spice painting: warm a pinch of ground spice or peeled citrus zest in butter or oil, then strain. Brush a thin sheen. Aroma lands. Particles do not have to.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

Aroma compounds dissolve into fat better than water alone — so a finishing fat can carry smell without leaving whole peppercorns or spice dust behind. Do not dump seed-spice crusts on the plate.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

@megducks Hangry at hour fifteen is brutal. Stick to your treating team's clear-fluid list. Small frequent sips usually beat white-knuckling it empty. What counts as clear, plus a couple of examples: https://t.co/CobW323CCm

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

This is generic advice and does not override instructions from your doctor or clinic.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

Soluble umami for prep plates: pale white stock, simmered, skimmed, and double-strained. Savoury depth rides in the liquid. Solids leave the bowl.

[BowlPrep @ColonoscopyCook]

Umami is soluble savoury compounds in the liquid — not mushroom skins, tomato seeds, or unstrained mirepoix pieces left in the bowl. Stock craft is education; your written instructions decide.