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What diet is the best to manage IBS symptoms?

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    • Hoffs

      315d

      @BakerStreetMuse Goes to show how different this is from person to person. I cant have ciders because i have strong reaction to apples

    • Hoffs

      315d

      I think it depends whether its D or C. I have D and low Fodmap was the best for me. Saw a nutritionist/dietitian recommended by my GI doctor. It helped me to determine my trigger foods.

    • BakerStreetMuse

      321d

      medicinal marijuana has helped me SO much!

      • BakerStreetMuse

        321d

        @BakerStreetMuse and weirdly, consuming hard ciders instead of beer when I drink also keeps me from cramping.

        • Hoffs

          315d

          @BakerStreetMuse Goes to show how different this is from person to person. I cant have ciders because i have strong reaction to apples

    • Smileys

      323d

      Paleo and low fodmap are helpful for many. I also recommend looking into gut health as that is key in stopping IBS completely.

    • mynewfriend

      323d

      Low fodmap has worked wonders for me. Google Monash low FODMAP diet.

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The low FODMAP diet is often recommended to help manage IBS symptoms, as it helps identify and eliminate trigger foods. However, individual responses may vary, and it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional before making significant dietary changes.

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