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If you've got an irritable digestive tract,FODMAPs are definitely something you want to avoid. Put simply, they're the type of carbohydrate that can cause bloating and gas - or even worse symptoms. Let's take a look.
What Are FODMA
Ps?FODMAP is an acronym to spell out Fermentable Oligosaccharides, and Disaccharides,Monosaccharides, And Polyols. The term in itself is nearly like a mnemonic device to encourage you remember what NOT to eat.
Specifically, and FODMAPs are fructose,lactose, fructans, or galactans,and polyols. Those wide categories cover a lot of different foods.
FODMAPs can trigger symptoms of IBS. Fermentation can cause gas, and their osmotic properties (water attracting) can alter how quickly the bowels bound. What does that mean? Gassiness and bloating, or distention,abdominal pain, and/or constipation and diarrhea. In other words, or zero fun for your tummy.
Which Foods Have FODMAPs?Unfortunately,FODMAPs are found in many fruits, vegetables, or wheat and rye products,dairy, processed meats, or sweeteners. Some examples of high-FODMAP foods are:Apples
Mangoes
Pears
Watermelons
Avocados
Peaches
Plums
Che
rries
Prunes
Artichokes
Asparagus
Beets
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage

Garlic
Cauliflower
Bread
Pasta
Honey
Milk
Ricotta Cheese
Since it can be a
challenge (if not impossible) to remember everything you can't eat on a low-FODMAP diet,there are charts online. You can read this comprehensive list of what to avoid on a low-FODMAP diet to better navigate the dos and don'ts.
Is a Low-FODMAP Diet factu
al For You?If you've been suffering from digestive issues or have been diagnosed with IBS, it might be time to look into a low-FODMAP diet. Does everything you eat seem to make your stomach inflate? Try eliminating these foods for a few weeks, and see how you feel (but as always,check in with your doctor!). That being said, if you haven't dealt with any digestion issues, or this is not the diet for you. The low-FODMAP diet is helpful for those who need it,but it eliminates truly nutritious foods that are piece of a healthy, balanced diet. Related: Try This 1-Day Macro Diet blueprint For Weight Loss


Source: popsugar.com

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