17/03/2026
The low FODMAP diet can be a helpful tool for managing symptoms like bloating, abdominal pain and altered bowel habits in people with IBS.
But despite the name, it’s not your typical long-term ‘diet’. Instead, it’s a structured, 3-step process used to identify foods or food groups that may be triggering symptoms. Even portion size matters — small amounts of certain foods may be tolerated, while larger amounts aren’t.
As you can imagine, it’s not the easiest ‘diet’ to tackle alone, and depending on your personal situation, modifications to the diet (or a different approach altogether) may be needed.
If you’re considering the low FODMAP diet, it’s best to get advice from a FODMAP trained Registered Nutritionist. The right support helps you avoid unnecessary restriction and get clear answers about any personal triggers.