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Low FODMAP
The Low FODMAP Diet is a dietary approach that involves restricting certain types of carbohydrates that can be difficult to digest for some people. FODMAP stands for Fermentable Oligosaccharides, Disaccharides, Monosaccharides, and Polyols.
1. Relieves Digestive Symptoms
The Low FODMAP Diet has been shown to be effective in reducing digestive symptoms such as bloating, gas, abdominal pain, and diarrhea in people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and other digestive disorders.
2. Scientifically Backed
The Low FODMAP Diet is based on scientific research and has been studied in several clinical trials, demonstrating its efficacy in reducing IBS symptoms. It is recommended by many gastroenterologists and dietitians as a treatment option for digestive disorders.
3. Individualized Approach
The Low FODMAP Diet is tailored to each individual's needs and food sensitivities. It involves a strict elimination phase followed by a gradual reintroduction of high FODMAP foods to identify specific triggers that may be causing digestive symptoms.
4. Expanding Food Options
As the Low FODMAP Diet gains popularity, more food companies are developing low FODMAP products to meet the demand of consumers following this diet. This has led to an increase in food options for those with digestive disorders.
5. Non-Restrictive Long-Term
While the Low FODMAP Diet involves restricting certain foods in the short term, it is not meant to be a long-term restrictive diet. Once trigger foods are identified, individuals can slowly reintroduce them back into their diet in small portions without experiencing symptoms.
1. Kate Scarlata (@katescarlata_rd)
Registered dietitian who specializes in low FODMAP diets and shares recipes and tips on her Instagram account.
2. Monash FODMAP (@monashfodmap)
Official account for Monash University FODMAP team, sharing information and resources related to low FODMAP diets.
3. Karlijn's Kitchen (@karlijnskitchen)
Dietitian and recipe developer who shares low FODMAP recipes on her Instagram account.
4. The FODMAP Formula (@fodmapformula)
Website dedicated to low FODMAP living, sharing recipes and resources, and promoting gut health.
5. FODMAP Dietitian (@fodmap_dietitian)
Dietitian who helps clients with digestive issues navigate low FODMAP diets, sharing recipes and tips on her Instagram account.