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I thought maybe it was just the way stress manifests itself in me. I had kind of accepted it, and been to check to see if had intolerances or if I was coeliac, and I wasn’t. If I’d had smoothies, eggs or fruit stuff it seemed to make it worse. “Whenever I was out and about broadcasting I would have to work out where the loos are, and make sure I hadn’t eaten stuff beforehand, especially when I was doing breakfast telly. For me, it manifests as really bad crippling cramps in my stomach and then having to run to a loo and being in pain with it. She said: “I’ve had IBS all my life and I’ve always assumed it’s just something I have and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Read more: Newcastle businesswoman named one of UK's brightest young talents Steph, 40, told how her debilitating gut problems once dominated her life. The first launched to a packed house in Folkestone this week, and more will hopefully follow soon. The North Tyneside based broadcaster, who fronts multi-award-nominated Steph’s Packed Lunch, has invested in Dr Julia Jones’ Kent-based start-up company, Neuron Wellness, which aims to create wellness hubs and live bacteria bars all across the country. But a chance interview with a guest on her lunchtime Channel 4 show triggered a personal health revolution – and could now also bring wide health benefits to the North East and other parts of the nation.

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Outside broadcasts used to be particularly tricky for TV presenter Steph McGovern, a long-standing sufferer of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

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