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The “IC Diet”: What the Evidence Actually Says (and What Nobody Tells You About Doing It Long-Term)
The IC diet can help identify personal bladder triggers, but it’s not meant for long‑term restriction. Over‑limiting foods can cause nutrient gaps, food fear, and increased symptoms. The most evidence‑based approach is short‑term elimination, slow reintroduction, and maintaining variety while supporting the nervous system.
Callie Krajcir, The Bladder Dietitian™
May 129 min read


41 Must-Have Gifts for People with Bladder Issues [Holiday Gift Guide]
Looking for gift ideas for someone with bladder issues like interstitial cystitis, overactive bladder, or pelvic pain? Check out this guide with 41 gifts perfect for the person in your life who struggles with bladder symptoms! Inside you'll find ideas for books, products, comfort items, and more.
Callie Krajcir, The Bladder Dietitian™
Nov 11, 202514 min read


Interstitial Cystitis and the Holidays: How to Enjoy Them Without the Flares
The holidays are supposed to feel magical, right? Sparkly lights, cozy food, family traditions. But if you live with Interstitial Cystitis or an overactive bladder, the season can feel less like magic and more like survival. Between foods that trigger flares, the stress of parties (or family gatherings), and the pressure to make everything perfect, it can seem like your bladder has a bigger say in the holiday plans than you do. I get it because I live it. I know what it's lik
Callie Krajcir, The Bladder Dietitian™
Oct 17, 20256 min read


Interstitial Cystitis Diet: Why A Restrictive Diet May Not Be Needed
This post explains why someone with interstitial cystitis may not need to follow the IC diet.
Callie Krajcir, The Bladder Dietitian™
Apr 9, 20255 min read
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