Leaky Gut Syndrome

Leaky gut syndrome, also known as increased intestinal permeability, is a condition where the lining of the digestive tract becomes compromised, allowing undigested food particles, toxins, and bacteria to leak into the bloodstream. This can trigger an inflammatory response and lead to a variety of symptoms. Common leaky gut syndrome symptoms include digestive issues such as bloating, gas, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), as well as fatigue, joint pain, skin problems, and food sensitivities.

Recognising these symptoms is crucial for early intervention and adopting a holistic approach that addresses the underlying causes, such as dietary choices, stress management, and gut health optimisation, can contribute to managing and alleviating the effects of leaky gut syndrome. Consultation with a health practitioner with a specialty in gut health is recommended for a comprehensive understanding and tailored treatment plan.

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Monash FODMAP Diet

The Monash University FODMAP app includes general information about the FODMAP diet and IBS, as well as tutorials on using the app and following the 3-Step FODMAP diet. It features a Food Guide with a 'traffic light system' to indicate FODMAP content in hundreds of foods, a list of certified low FODMAP branded products, and over 70 low FODMAP recipes. The app also allows users to create shopping lists, add notes to foods, and record food intake, IBS symptoms, bowel habits, and stress levels in a Diary, which aids in FODMAP reintroduction. Additionally, the app provides options to adjust units of measurement and enable colour blindness assistance.
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FODMAP Friendly

The FODMAP Friendly Certification Trademark identifies low FODMAP packaged foods to help manage IBS symptoms. The FODMAP Friendly App, created by an accredited dietitian, provides evidence-based information from a NATA accredited laboratory in a user-friendly database.

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