Frequent symptoms occurring during the elimination phase may mean that FODMAPs are not your IBS problem, and that you should stop following a low-FODMAP diet. Or, if they are at least occurring less often or less severely than before, you may still benefit from the reintroduction process.
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Converting U.S. Recipes for Use in the U.K.
Q. “I have just purchased your book, The IBS Elimination Diet and Cookbook, and I live in the U.K. How can I use your recipes when they all refer to cups?”—U.K. Reader