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Favorite Low FODMAP Lunch Recipes

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Favorite Low FODMAP Breakfast Recipes

Favorite Low FODMAP Dinners

ModifyHealth: On a Mission to Help You Control Your IBS

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What Is Leaky Gut Syndrome?

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The Keto Diet and IBS: A Closer Look

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Traveling with IBS: Sicily is A Low FODMAP Dream Destination

IBS & Yoga Series: Activating and Applying Your Self Knowledge

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IBS & Yoga Series: Activating and Applying Your Self Knowledge

IBS & Yoga Series: Identifying Habits

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IBS & Yoga Series: Identifying Habits

Low FODMAP Feast of Seven Fishes

11 Brownies, Bars and Blondies for Gift Giving! Mix and Match! Gluten Free & Low FODMAP

IBS in Children: What Do You Do? So you suspect your child has IBS. You may be wondering what to do next - or first? - Child struggling to poop while sitting on the toilet

IBS in Children: What Do You Do?

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2019 Gifts for the FODMAPer

Meet Spoonful: The Low FODMAP Scanner App

Postpartum Nutritional Needs & IBS

Pregnancy & IBS Series: Postpartum Nutritional Needs & IBS

On October 26th, 2019, Epicured, a premier low FODMAP prepared meal-delivery company, partnered with FODMAP Friendly, Monash University, Beckon lactose-free ice cream, FOD Shop, Lifeway, FOOD: The Main Course To Digestive Health (a U of Michigan conference) and Owyn to present an evening event titled Gut Health: FODMAPs & BEYOND.

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Epicured’s Gut Health: FODMAPs & BEYOND

Dating Tips for Teens and Young Adults with IBS

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Dating Tips for Teens and Young Adults with IBS

The “D” in FODMAP stands for disaccharide, and it specifically refers to one particular disaccharide, namely lactose.

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What Are Disaccharides? Learn All About the “D” in FODMAP!

The “P” in FODMAP stands for polyols, but you may know them by another name - “sugar alcohols" - which is how they usually appear on the Nutrition Facts labels of packaged foods. The type of polyol/sugar alcohol found in a product, e.g., sorbitol or mannitol, can be found in the ingredients list.

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What Are Polyols? Learn All About the “P” in FODMAP!

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Not All Low FODMAP Garlic-Infused Oil is Created Equal

The “O” in FODMAP stands for oligosaccharides (sometimes referred to as “Oligos”) — a category that comprises both fructans and galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS). This is a large and diverse category, populated with items from most of the major food groups.

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What Are Oligosaccharides? Learn All About the “O” in FODMAP!

The “M” in FODMAP stands for monosaccharide. This is consistent with the rest of the acronym, which uses the first letter of the carbohydrate group each FODMAP belongs to, rather than that of a particular monosaccharide, which in this case is fructose.

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What Are Monosaccharides? Learn All About the “M” in FODMAP!

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Is Kimchi Low FODMAP?

Introducing Hely Weinberg

Introducing Hely Weinberg – The Admin Queen of Low FODMAP Facebook Groups