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by Staci Gulbin, MS RD When every bite could potentially lead to painful abdominal cramps, meal time can become a stressful event for those with irritable bowel syndrome ...
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by Staci Gulbin, MS RD Have you asked yourself this question, "Do I really need to eat gluten-free?" Everywhere you look on the store shelves, “gluten-f...
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by Karen Ann Porter Corn is a grain that came from southern Mexico. It has seeds, also called kernels, and these are the most commonly consumed parts. There are a few ...
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by Karen Ann Porter Eggplant, or aubergine as it’s known in the UK, is a member of the nightshade family, and is related to tomatoes and potatoes. It’s w...
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by Casa de Sante When you have IBS, social situations and alcohol can be a bit of a minefield. Beer is one alcoholic drink that is low FODMAP. According to the Mona...
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by Karen Ann Porter If you’re vegan or vegetarian then you’ll have heard of tofu. It’s a high protein food made from soy bean curd. Soy beans them...
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by Karen Ann Porter For some people, bread is an integral part of daily life. It makes toast for breakfast, sandwiches for lunch, and as a side for dinner. With bread ...
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by Karen Ann Porter Quinoa has seen a surge in popularity. Once you could only find it in a health food store, while now, it’s available in pretty much every su...
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by Karen Ann Porter Are Cashews Low FODMAP? Cashews aren’t actually nuts. They seeds from the base of the cashew apple, which coincidentally, it’s really...
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by Karen Ann Porter Broccoli seemed to have gained a reputation as a vegetable that you either love or hate, but surveys show a different story. Broccoli actually tops...
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