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IBS – Irritable Bowel Syndrome – torments many people.  Some have figured out that certain kinds of food produce distress in the form of bloating, gas, diarrhea, or constipation.  Trial and error is probably the best way to learn these lessons; however,  researchers in Australia have grouped the different fermentable sugars, which they consider the probably culprits, and have dubbed them FODMAPS for “fermentable oligo, di- and mono-saccharides and polyols.”  Read about their research in the pdf below, first published on the Cambridge Naturals website:www.cambridgenaturals.com.

IBS-Free At Last!

A Useful Book about How to Avoid Irritable Bowel Syndrome

 Patsy Catsos (Pond Cove Press, 2008)


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I.B.S.-Free Forever!
ROSALIND MICHAHELLES --- NUTRITION MATTERS -- 2008

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