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Low FODMAP diet ...is it worth trying?

Digestive Health | Last Active: Apr 11 8:55pm | Replies (84)

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Hi everybody. Thank you all for your replies. They are really helpful.
I already started low FODMAP diet yesterday ( Wednesday)..I was actually planning to start next week but after having terrible gas and cramps and sone painful diarrhea over the last few days, I decided to start immediately and to not wait.
I got some resources and did some (studying) on the subject and I think I will be able to manage the first weeks , even with some difficulties. The worst part about this diet is the very limited options regarding fruits as I love fruits and most of the summer fruits are not allowed on the first stage.
I also need to lose weight (15 kg at least) so I need to adjust low FODMAP diet to this goal ( I wish to reach a healthy weight before I turn 40 in a few months).
I have some confusion about some types of food l, listed as low FODMAP in some websites and as high in others. I didn't get the Monash university app as I am not in the US and the method of payment is not accepted from here. I will be on the cautious side anyway.
If anyone has something to add please do
Thans again

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Replies to "Hi everybody. Thank you all for your replies. They are really helpful. I already started low..."

Perhaps you can find a way to purchase the Monash app. It’s the only one that I feel is accurate. There are a lot of discrepancies out there regarding the FODMAP diet.

There is also the Fig app. Fig
Is free and you can scan food labels to see if high or low Fodmap