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If you’ve been in the gut upset world for a little bit, you’ve likely come across digestive enzymes. You may have stumbled across them in the pharmacy isle, or heard of a friend who
Choosing yoghurt is tricky enough these days with the vast array of offerings in the supermarket aisle, and the various claims that go with them. When you add lactose intolerance and a FODMAP diet
Joanna Baker APD & RN Your gut does more than just digest food; it also houses the trillions of healthy bacteria that make up your gut microbiome. While science is just beginning to understand
Ah, the irresistible aroma of freshly brewed coffee. It’s the morning ritual that takes many of us from “don’t even talk to me” to “let’s get the party started.” But coffee isn’t just a
If you’ve just started a low FODMAP diet or are a seasoned FODMAPPER, I’m sure you’ll agree that grocery shopping is a: one of the hardest parts, and b: more expensive on a low
Geraldine Van Oord APD You may be surprised to know that the Low FODMAP Diet is not a dairy free diet. It gets confusing because there are some dairy products that are suitable for
At Everyday Nutrition, we work with a lot of women, many of whom have Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). In our experience, it is common for women to report that their gut symptoms and tolerance
Research shows that about 75% of people will get a significant and consistent improvement in symptoms like bloating, gas, abdominal pain and altered bowels following a low FODMAP diet. That’s about 3 in 4
This week I have a guest blog from the lovely Nutrition and Dietetics student Caitlin Kemp. Are you confused about what to eat while following a low FODMAP diet? Do you feel overwhelmed by
Food chemical sensitivities are different to FODMAPs, but they can cause similar IBS symptoms including bloating, wind, pain, constipation and diarrhoea. Interestingly, in some people they also can cause skin, sinus or neurological symptoms
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