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  1. Learn about the Monash University Low FODMAP Diet™, a scientifically proven diet to manage IBS symptoms. Find low FODMAP products, recipes, courses, events and more.

    • IBS Central

      A 3-Step FODMAP diet is considered one of the best and most...

    • I have IBS

      Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects 1 in 7 people. That’s...

    • About FODMAP

      The Monash University Low FODMAP Diet™ is best followed...

    • Online Courses

      Gain expert knowledge of the Low FODMAP Diet from the...

    • What Is IBS

      Research at Monash University and numerous other centres...

    • Diets for IBS

      Step 1 - Low FODMAP Diet. For 2-6 weeks - swap high FODMAP...

    • IBS Treatments

      Schumann D, Langhorst J, Dobos G, Cramer H. Randomised...

    • IBS Resources

      See our Monash FODMAP blog for articles about IBS research,...

  2. A FODMAP diet is a 3 step diet used to help manage the symptoms of medically diagnosed irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). IBS is a very common gut problem with symptoms including abdominal (tummy) pain, bloating, wind (farting) and changes in bowel habit (diarrhea, constipation or both).

  3. Learn which foods are high or low in FODMAPs, the carbohydrates that can cause IBS symptoms. See a sample food list from the FODMAP experts and access the Monash FODMAP App for more comprehensive information.

  4. The app is direct from the research team that first developed the FODMAP Diet and includes: An easy guide to which foods are low and high in FODMAPs. Over 80 delicious low FODMAP recipes. A digital version of the FODMAP Diet Guide booklet. Monash University FODMAP App tour.

  5. La dieta FODMAP de la Universidad de Monash consiste en sustituir los alimentos altos en carbohidratos fermentables (FODMAP) por alternativas bajas en FODMAP. Alrededor del 75 % de las personas con SII ven aliviados sus síntomas al seguir esta dieta.

  6. Learn about the low FODMAP diet for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) from the research team at Monash University. Find apps, books, recipes, online courses, patient information sheets and more.

  7. STEP 1. Low FODMAP Diet. Follow a low FODMAP diet by swapping high FODMAP foods for low FODMAP alternatives. Aim is to induce symptom control. STEP 2. FODMAP Reintroduction Diet. A low FODMAP diet continued. Food challenges (using foods high in only 1 FODMAP group) are used to determine which FODMAPs are tolerated, and which are not.