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# Gina Giebner

## Sitemaps
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## Posts
- [Zinc Benefits – What Is Zinc Good For?](https://therehabdietitian.com/zinc-benefits/): Here's everything you need to know about zinc benefits, what zinc is good for, what zinc does for the body, how much you need each day and how to make sure you're getting enough of it.
- [Nutrition Tips After Bowel Cancer Surgery](https://therehabdietitian.com/nutrition-tips-after-bowel-cancer-surgery/): Practical, dietitian-led advice on managing bowel changes, hydration, fibre and diet after surgery and when to seek specialist support.
- [Pancreatic Exocrine Insufficiency](https://therehabdietitian.com/pancreatic-exocrine-insufficiency/): What PEI is, why it happens, and how enzyme therapy and dietetic support can help you absorb nutrients properly again.
- [SIBO](https://therehabdietitian.com/sibo/): SIBO, or Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth, is a digestive condition where too many bacteria grow in the small intestine.
- [Reintroducing Foods After a Colostomy or Ileostomy](https://therehabdietitian.com/reintroducing-foods-after-a-colostomy-or-ileostomy/): A step-by-step guide to rebuilding your diet after stoma surgery — from soluble fibre to spotting your own trigger foods, without unnecessary restriction.
- [Managing Bile Acid Malabsorption](https://therehabdietitian.com/managing-bile-acid-malabsorption/): Bile acid malabsorption (BAM) is a condition characterized by the impaired absorption of bile acids in the small intestine. This can lead to digestive symptoms such as diarrhoea, abdominal pain, bloating, excess gas and in some malnutrition.
- [Healthy Eating After Prostate Cancer Treatment](https://therehabdietitian.com/healthy-eating-after-prostate-cancer-treatment/): Learn what to eat after prostate cancer treatment and during hormone therapy. UK specialist oncology dietitian Gina Giebner explains practical nutrition strategies for recovery, bone health, and long-term wellbeing.
- [Vitamin D and cancer treatment](https://therehabdietitian.com/vitamin-d-and-cancer-treatment/): If you’re going through cancer treatment — or rebuilding your health afterwards — vitamin D is one of the most overlooked foundations of recovery.
- [Incomplete Bowel Emptying After Cancer Treatment](https://therehabdietitian.com/incomplete-bowel-emptying-after-cancer-treatment/): One of the most common things people say to me after cancer treatment is this:

## Pages
- [Terms and Conditions](https://therehabdietitian.com/terms-and-conditions/): Please read all these terms and conditions.
- [Pricing](https://therehabdietitian.com/pricing/): Every option below includes a full clinical assessment and a plan built around you — not generic advice. Special rates may be considered in some circumstances, or if you're referred by another provider.
- [Helpful Guides](https://therehabdietitian.com/helpful-guides/): Helpful Guides & Latest News Helpful Guides2 weeks agoZinc Benefits – What Is Zinc Good For? Helpful Guides2 weeks agoNutrition Tips After Bowel Cancer Surgery Helpful Guides3 weeks agoPancreatic Exocrine Insufficiency Helpful Guides3 weeks agoSIBO Helpful Guides3 weeks agoReintroducing Foods After a Colostomy or Ileostomy Helpful Guides3 weeks agoManaging Bile Acid Malabsorption Helpful Guides4 weeks agoHealthy Eating After Prostate Cancer Treatment Helpful Guides1 month agoVitamin D and cancer treatment 1
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- [Contact](https://therehabdietitian.com/contact/): Remote consultations welcome UK-wide. Call, message, or book directly — whatever feels easiest.
- [Success Stories](https://therehabdietitian.com/success-stories/): Real feedback from people Gina has worked with — before, during and after cancer treatment, and beyond. Every review below is genuine and unedited, taken directly from Google.
- [Other Support](https://therehabdietitian.com/other-support/): Beyond cancer nutrition, Gina is an HCPC registered dietitian with over 20 years of specialist gastrointestinal, hormonal and clinical experience — helping people manage IBS, weight, fertility, menopause, diabetes and a wide range of complex conditions through evidence-based dietary care.
- [Areas Served](https://therehabdietitian.com/areas-served/): Remote video consultations are available anywhere in the UK — the same clinical assessment and plan you'd get in person, wherever you're based. Face-to-face appointments are also available in Selkirk and Haddington, Scotland.
- [Course](https://therehabdietitian.com/courses/): A dietitian-led, step-by-step system to reduce diarrhoea and urgency after prostate cancer treatment — even if medications haven't helped.
- [Cancer Nutrition Support](https://therehabdietitian.com/cancer-nutrition-support/): Bowel dysfunction after cancer treatment — diarrhoea, urgency, unpredictable bowels — is its own recognised condition, distinct from IBS. It has identifiable causes and a rehabilitation process that works.
- [About](https://therehabdietitian.com/about/): I help people regain control of their bowels after cancer treatment when they've been told it's “just IBS” or that they have to live with it. I combine over 20 years of specialist gastrointestinal experience, current NHS oncology practice, and advanced expertise in the late effects of cancer treatment to solve problems that have often been dismissed.
- [Home](https://therehabdietitian.com/): I'm Gina Giebner, a cancer dietitian with 20+ years of specialist gastrointestinal experience and a current NHS oncology caseload. I help people optimise nutrition before, during and after cancer treatment — and resolve long-term digestive problems that are often dismissed as “just IBS.”
- [Privacy Policy](https://therehabdietitian.com/privacy-policy/): Suggested text: Our website address is: https://therehabdietitian.com.