
Is It Bad to Eat Late at Night?
Many people enjoy a late-night snack, whether it’s after a long workday, during evening relaxation, or simply because dinner was earlier than usual
Advanced Gastroenterology Associates is a premier gastroenterology group with seven physicians and two advanced practice providers, working alongside our staff to offer our patients the highest care possible.
Advanced Gastroenterology Associates is a regional leader in the treatment of gastrointestinal and liver disorders, serving the Central New Jersey region. Drs. Tendler, Cencora, Gold, Pitchumoni, Vazirani, Tilara and Alansari and advanced practice providers Alisa Davidova, Khaled Rady, and Jennifer Bacci collectively have over 75 years of experience and offer our patient’s unsurpassed expertise, compassion, trust and follow-up care.
With our centrally located offices and state of the art endoscopy centers in Monmouth and Middlesex counties we provide the highest quality of care available in digestive disease diagnosis, evaluation and management.
Advanced Gastroenterology Associates focus on delivering patient-centered care is carried out through the generation of positive outcomes in all aspects of healthcare delivery.
In every step of the patient journey, we have reimagined healthcare to create seamless coordination across all areas. Our providers empower our patients to take an active role in their healthcare through on-time preventative screening and gastrointestinal care to achieve consistent and personalized care.

Many people enjoy a late-night snack, whether it’s after a long workday, during evening relaxation, or simply because dinner was earlier than usual

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can make bowel movements unpredictable. Some days you may experience constipation, while on other days you may experience urgency or loose stools.

Digestive symptoms like bloating, gas, abdominal pain, and irregular bowel movements are common in several gastrointestinal conditions. For many patients, certain foods can worsen these symptoms, making diet an important

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common digestive disorders, affecting millions of people worldwide.