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The Low FODMAP Diet

Guides & Recipe Books

I changed from someone who had felt extremely unwell every single day for years to being completely transformed with absolutely no symptoms whatsoever!

Yasmyn Rybak

One of the most common challenges facing those with IBS is knowing what to eat.

While the majority of those with IBS report known food triggers, symptoms of IBS can still feel very unpredictable and it can be hard to know what to eat.

The Low FODMAP Diet was created as a tool to calm the symptoms of IBS, identify triggers and allow sufferers to live a more predictable life.

It is also a diet that we use at the clinic to manage and reduce symptoms while we work on the underlying issue or imbalance in the gut.

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86% of those with IBS respond to a Low FODMAP diet.

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Up to 20% of the population have IBS.

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84% describe an increase in IBS symptoms to at least 1 known food.
The IBS & Gut Health Clinic

Guides & recipes to get you started

Whether your doctor has suggested you try the Low FODMAP Diet or you’ve stumbled across it online you can have questions

The Low FODMAP Diet recipe books and guides we’ve created can help to support and guide you through this diet

The Low FODMAP Diet can help in a number of ways

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Helping Manage Symptoms

Symptoms such as bloating and cramping can be well managed on the diet
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Predicatiblity

Symptoms can become more predictable by following Low FODMAP priciples
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Quality of Life

A Low FODMAP diet has been shown to improve the quality of life in many of those with IBS

Low FODMAP Recipes and Meal Plan

What's included in the Low FODMAP guide?

How to follow the diet

Clear guidelines on the diet and how to navigate each step

What to eat & what to avoid

A comprehensive list of the foods to limit on the diet and what to enjoy

Recipes

A 2-week meal plan with 70 Low FODMAP recipes

Reintroduction Guide

Guidelines for the reintroduction phase of the diet

About the clinic

How we can help

At The IBS & Gut Health Clinic we are a team of Registered Nutritional Therapists who specialise in everything gut related

We are aware that IBS symptoms such as bloating, cramping and changes in bowel patterns can leave you feeling unsure about how to address them

Food is a key tool to addressing the underling issue in the gut and a central way that we can help you take back control of your gut health