I have been doing a version of the Fodmap for IBS and multiple intolerances: -no cruciferous veggies(intolerance) -No breads or gluten(intolerance) -no eggs(intolerance) -No dairy (intolerance) -no added sugar or high sugar items -no fried foods -no beans -no carbonated stuff(makes me gassy) Etc It has helped a LOT. I get a lot of gas pains and EXCESSIVE embarrassingly stinky gas if I don't cut these foods out (think farting 50+ times a day). I am not afraid to admit it at this point. I eat: -rice, quinoa, millet, corn meal, oatmeal -spinach, squash, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, carrots, a bit of kale, tomatoes, bell peppers, a bit of garlic here and there, lettuce, pickles, olives -meat, poultry, fish and occasionally tofu which I use as a ricotta substitute -non-dairy cheeses -bannanas, strawberries, blackberries, plantains, raspberries, cranberries, cantelope, grapefruit -sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, hemp seeds and sesame seeds -small amounts of coffee, tea, flavored water, diet juices and so on
@@abbeyroberts817 I only eat most of those in moderation for health purposes. I still get issues and it all depends on what I can personally handle. Everybody who does it needs to figure out what works for them.
When my IBS was at its absolutely worst, to the point where I felt that I couldn't enjoy eating at all anymore because I was always afraid of what it would do to me, I went on this diet strictly and it healed my gut. I didn't have to stay on it forever. I now know that, the more I can avoid these foods, the better I feel. If I am going to indulge in one of them, I am able to choose when and where so I am prepared for the consequences. Some of you see this information as oppressive but I see it as empowering because, when I found out about FODMAPS, I was finally able to eat without pain and control how I felt.
@@bernardinsaintpierre9555 you can find recipes online. I'm on this diet right now too for my IBS and I can eat relatively normal things. Eggs, oatmeal, potatoes, or bacon for breakfast, any sandwich meat on gluten free bread for lunch (or a salad), and then there are all sorts of recipes for mac and cheese, spaghetti, meat dishes, tacos, etc for dinner. You just have to make everything from scratch instead of buying premade sauces and mixes. A little inconvenient, but it beats being in pain all the time and I've learned how to cook really well since starting the diet.
Cheese/dairy has been the primary culprit for my IBS flare-ups. But i'm going to try this diet anyway just long enough to build up my digestive health.
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I think I have ibs too. When I was a kid I was told I couldn't have milk or certain breads but we thought I got over it since after a couple of years I ate it and I was fine. Now lately its become a problem and I had to stay home from work from all the stomach pain. Gotta talk to my doc about it tho
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Jose Freeda you can google it or download the low fodmap app it will tell you all the foods that are low fodmaps that you can eat and the quantities as well
I dont have any bowel discomfort. If i stopped eating beans for two weeks and then reintroduce them, i woukd have some upset stomach for a day or two from all the fiber. How do you differentiate this normal transient response from a sensitivity?
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@@Stephen_Strange Yes, that is the link I posted for Viking Berserker. Sometimes FODMAP is so complicated that just starting with the Carnivore diet and bringing back Fodmaps one by one may be simpler. And knowing that one won't die on meat alone is comforting. We don't all need produce every single day.
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Thank you for this simple explanation. I found out yesterday nuts and dried fruit was a big problem at work I had them in my pocket everyday and are nuts almonds high in fodmaps? I also tend to lay in bed when not at work so it might affect the gas etc of digestive track.
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I have terrible IBS!!! KETO made me feel much better. I ate a lot of cruciferous vegetables. They didn't bother me. On Keto i ate no bread, pasta, sugar. Drank water every day. Took supplements. Magnesium helped me sleep. I felt like a brand new person! I lost 40 lbs! The biggest mistake I made was quitting the Keto diet! I gained my weight back. My IBS is horrible! I feel like crap! Plus I picked up the horrible habit of drinking wine!
Lmao this makes me wanna cry. I've had severe abdominal pain every single day for 2 months now and i just want it gone asap. This diet seems hard and I would not be able to commit to it for that long, no matter how hard I try
@@justinpettit3432 Thank u and update; 4 weeks ago I tried going on a plant based diet but it made me feel horrible so I started eating a more balanced diet. I've been taking probiotics and 4 tablets a day of papaya enzyme for 2 weeks now and I haven't had any pain, even after I eat spicy food, sugar etc. Which would usually have me dying. I'm so relieved cuz I thought there was no way to help this
This is demotivating. So much for an apple a dah. I get that it could be only one of the foods causing the problem. And I can add others in. I'm concerned about cholesterol, and I'm now a practicing vegetarian, trying to increase my leafy green vegetable (cruciferous), increase fiber, and eat fresh. One of the most counterintuitive things I've heard, but research seems to be accurate. But really??? No kale? Watermelon? Avocado? Onion? I don't love potatoes and i hate rice. I need to meditate or something.
Sadly a lot of fibrous foods tend to be high in fodmaps, but you can look up plenty of recipes! I've been on the diet for about 4 months and I've been able to eat perfectly fine after a little bit of an adjustment. It is a bit of a bummer that you don't like potatoes though because I eat them so much 😂
Does anyone get severe heartburn with their ibs? I've been having all sorts of tests and not getting any answers so I think its ibs, I'm bloated , severe heartburn which is the main symptom and constipation etc driving me mad not knowing
This is so frustrating, im really struggling. What can I eat is what I need to know. So far seems like I can only eat meat. Which goes against everything we have ever been taught. I cant eat most fruits or Vegetables.
Is there a best plan to follow this diet? 1.I will cut down consuming all the foods for 6weeks but eat only and one or two variants( for ex oats and eggs ). 2. After 6week, I ll add one more variety into diet and consume it for 6 weeks. 3.Remove the one added in 2 and choose another variety and consume it for 6 weeks. Also I guess I need to watch out for how much quantity I eat. Anyone had a good plan?
Well, leafy greens & fruits make me have loose stools and gases I don't know why Lol Most of foods I eat and even if I fast I suffer from digestive problems even drinking water. It's a nightmare daymare that IBS or Sibo or whatever it is
So much confusion caused by one food list classifying a good as high vs low and other lists saying the opposite. i bet all of you have been frustrated by this too. one thing i'm trying to figure out and maybe someone can shortcut my research is why grapefruit are often listed as "high" and oranges are listed as "low" even though their fructose to glucose ratios are very close to each other, around 1.0 which is supposed to be ideal. with that in mind, what makes grapefruit a high and oranges a low????
Grapefruit has been given the Green Light/Low FODMAP designation by Monash in 80-gram portions, which you can see below. That's a nice amount of grapefruit! It was approximately a quarter of a small to medium sized fruit.
@@dryeyes1 Do we know what's different about grapefruit that makes them different from oranges despite both of them having very similar fructose to glucose ratios?
I need help please, can someone here suffering from IBS please tell me more about your simptoms, where exactly does it hurt? I have a dull pain on the right side of my abdomen, it's been going for 8 months, sometimes more subtle and sometimes more severe but it never goes away. My stomach never hurts, ot only hurts on what i believe is my colon, but i read IBS colon pain is on the left side not the right side.
in my experience it's always on my left side and always accompanies all the other rotten symptoms that go along with this condition. if yours is on the right side and u're not seeing a strong link between what u eat and how severe the symptoms are, definitely see your doctor to rule out any underlying medical condition.
@@bubaba8938 So how do I know if there's a chance I have sibo without getting the official test done? Is there a specific symptom that you would get from sibo but not from ibs? Thanks sm for answering
@@xalianc.4255 you might get some indicators by doing the lowfodmap diet.Yet it's best to do a coprehensive stool test analysis so you get a better idea what you'r dealing with.Cause there can be overgrowth of yeast,h pylori,bad bacteria or even parasites.What symptoms do you have?
@@bubaba8938 Mostly bloating and sharp pains all the time,it feels like I have an intolerance to everything,i've had stool tests over the years and even an endoscopy and there's never been anything wrong
Yesterday I found out we have more than one sphincter in our body. Now I find out high fructose corn syrup comes from fruit? Mother of god, is it still safe to drink water?
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It is! I've been on it for about 4 months now. I can give you a quick layout of what I usually eat: Breakfast - eggs, oatmeal, red potatoes, bacon, cheerios (plain) with almond milk. Lunch - mac and cheese (gluten free pasta with cheddar and parmesan cheese), any sandwich meat with gluten free bread, salads with safe vinaigrette. Dinner - salmon and potatoes, meatloaf, spaghetti with homemade meat sauce, tacos on corn tortillas and homemade taco seasoning, chicken and mashed potatoes, etc. I highly reccomend looking up recipes! You can even make low fodmap desserts like chocolate chip cookies, cake, custards, and for ice cream I LOVE the dairy free Talenti gelatos.
Haha it certainly feels that way at first, but you'd be surprised that there is still plenty that you can eat. You should look up recipes! If not I can also give you reccomendations for what I've been eating on this diet.
My take - know what food hurts you. Eliminate those from your diets. Do Pranayam n other light Yoga exercises. Avoid tea cofffee and alcohol. You will feel much much better every day specially with Pranayam since IBS caused mainly due to stress and depression or fear of something
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It isn't a weightloss diet unlike half the bullcrap on youtube. It is a diet aka temporary change of eating habits meant to help people identify different gastrointestinal intolerances to help reduce symptoms of IBS or other disorders. If you notice on the phase where you re-introduce dairy that dairy makes you unwell, you might have a dairy intolerance. If broccoli makes you gas up a storm or have diarrhea, you are probably unable to properly digest cruciferous veggies. This helps people figure out what exactly is causing problems for them, rather than just pushing medications first.
Idk, sounds like it's trying to kill you. Cruciferous veggies are extremely important. And I'd die without onions, beans, or bread. Glad the recommendation is to use it as a temporary tool, but as I hear more and more about this I fear it becoming a fad diet recommendation.
I think you are jumping to conclusions without watching the video or really looking at the details. The diet is a temporary diet that eliminates many items that are common offenders but introduces them over 2-6 weeks and aims to help identify trigger foods. the elimination is temporary.
