Low FODMAP Food Diary, It Is Not a Diet, It Is a Lifestyle
Author: The Good Food Project
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Published: 2020-06-10
Total Pages: 107
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DOWNLOAD EBOOKWhy Diary? Our memory is disappointingly inaccurate. Keeping a food diary is extremely important with IBS because reactions to foods can happen up to 24 hours later. Reaction can be caused by a combination of foods eaten at the same meal or throughout the day. Even the ups and downs of life can have a huge impact on your digestive system by either speeding it up or slowing it down. Without recording your feelings and symptoms, you may not notice where stress is a factor. With the help of the daily food tracker you can compile a list of ,foods to enjoy' and ,foods to avoid', found at the end of the book, tailored to yourself. The journal also allows other health care providers like doctors and dietitians help you! Keeping a food diary does require extra time and effort throughout your day, but it is very worth your while and you don't have to do it forever! Identify your trigger foods! Discover patterns between your diet and symptoms! Beat IBS and improve your digestion! If you follow a fodmap diet and want to reintroduce the fodmaps back into your diet there is a planner for that as well. There you can write down when you tried a certain fodmap, in which exact form and quantity and if you had any symptoms. With that you have a log to lock back and find out what you can tolerate in which quantity. Good luck on your journey!