Low FODMAP Foods To Eat For IBS (Plus a Full List Made By Dietitians)
If you’ve been told to follow a low FODMAP diet, you’re probably staring at conflicting food lists online, wondering what the heck you can actually eat without triggering your symptoms.
Here’s the reality: over 15,000 people we’ve worked with were given a basic FODMAP handout by their doctor and told “good luck” — with no real guidance on portions or food preparation. If that’s you, you’re definitely not alone, and I’m glad you found this article.
In this comprehensive article, I’ll walk you through each food group and what’s safe to eat — with clear portion sizes so you know how much is actually low FODMAP and when it tips over. We’ll also clear up some of the confusing foods people always ask about, like tofu versus soy milk, sourdough bread, dairy options, and fruit portions.
[Discover More…]7 Warning Signs of Diverticulitis Most Doctors Miss (Don’t Ignore These Red Flag Symptoms)
Every year, diverticulitis is responsible for over 300,000 hospital admissions in the US alone. And that rate is increasing every year.
Here’s what’s really concerning — most patients have never even heard of diverticulitis until they’re in the emergency room. But there are 7 specific warning signs that could help you catch this condition early, before it becomes a medical emergency.
Some of these signs are so subtle that even doctors miss them. Others show up in completely different parts of your body that you’d never connect to your digestive system. Understanding these warning signs could mean the difference between catching diverticulitis early and ending up in the ER.
[Discover More…]The Real Reason You’re Always Bloated (And It’s Not FODMAPs)
If you’re eating all the “safe” foods but your belly still blows up like you’re 5 months pregnant after every meal, there’s a reason no one’s told you about.
Because what you think is bloating might actually be a gut-muscle issue. It has nothing to do with what you ate, and everything to do with how your body is reacting to digestion.
There’s a hidden condition where your abdominal wall and diaphragm stop working in sync, and instead of creating space during digestion, your body does the opposite: it pushes out when it should be pulling in.
Most doctors don’t test for it. Many have never even heard of it. But if you’ve tried restrictive diets, probiotics, or gut protocols — and your symptoms still haven’t improved — this could be the missing piece.
[Discover More…]How To Treat Diverticulitis: The 2 Steps You Need To Know
So you’ve experienced just how awful a diverticulitis flare-up can be.
Or perhaps you’ve had multiple flare-ups and you don’t want to go through that anymore.
The good news is based on my experience of more than 10 years in the field, I’m going to share with you two fundamental steps that will ensure that you get symptom-free and that you restore your gut health and resilience.
[Discover More…]The Best Diverticulitis Diet: Splitting Fact From Fiction With Over 25 Studies
Diverticulitis is an extremely unpleasant digestive disease.
Those diagnosed know it’s worth taking measures to avoid future episodes. Unfortunately, 1 in 5 will have another flare-up within 5 years (1).
This is a research-driven look at what diet changes may help treat diverticulitis, as well as some common myths about what foods to avoid with diverticulitis.
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