February 11, 2019
While the exact cause of IBS is still uncertain, doctors believe that these five factors may lead to IBS. Learn more about the common IBS causes here.
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Can a Low FODMAP Diet for IBS Help Symptoms?
Many living with IBS have found that eating a low FODMAP diet has improved their symptoms and quality of life. Learn more about FODMAP here.
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[Recipe] The IBS-Friendly Double Chocolate Gluten-Free Cake
Gooey. Chocolatey. Comforting. This delicious IBS-friendly double chocolate gluten-free cake is what dreams are made of. So, dig in and enjoy this cake.
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Although you might react differently to some dietary choices than others, there are many foods to avoid with IBS which include grains, alcohol, and more.
What Is the IBS Elimination Diet?
When you have IBS, finding which foods trigger your symptoms is tough. An IBS elimination diet may help to pinpoint which foods are causing you problems.
The Relationship Between IBS and Sugar
Many people living with IBS cut out foods like gluten, dairy, and soy. However, sugar is an irritant too. Learn the relationship between IBS and sugar.
Can People with IBS Drink Coffee?
For most of us, coffee is the wake up beverage of choice. But it is also a stimulant and may affect bowel function and cause diarrhea in some people.
What Are the Best Foods for IBS?
One way to manage IBS symptoms is by making healthy diet choices. Know the best foods for IBS — and the worst — to better cope with symptoms.