Foods
and beverages that are better tolerated by irritable bowel syndrome patients:
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Water,
Ginger Ale, Sprite, and Gatorade.
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Soy milk
or rice milk.
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Soy or
rice based products.
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Plain
pasta, plain noodles, white rice. No sauces or gravies.
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Potato:
boiled or baked. No French Fries.
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Breads:
French, Italian, whole white, English muffins, and white rolls.
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Plain
fish, plain chicken, plain turkey, or plain ham.
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Eggs:
soft-boiled, poached.
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Cereals:
Plain Cornflakes, Rice Krispies, Corn or Rice Chex, Cheerios; dry or with
soymilk or rice milk.
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Salads:
lettuce, hard-boiled egg slices, oil and vinegar dressing.
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Cooked
peas, carrots (avoid raw vegetables).
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Margarine,
jams, jellies, peanut butter.
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In small
amounts: applesauce, cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew melon.
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In small
amounts: fruit cocktail, peaches, pears (canned, non-dietetic).
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Substitutes and alternatives are available for the foods and beverages that induce gastrointestinal symptoms. Listed above are examples of some of the foods and beverages that IBS patents have found to be well tolerated. It is important to use daily vitamins (multivitamin, calcium with vitamin D, folic acid, vitamin B complex, and vitamin C) when on a restricted diet.
This table is from: uptodate.com
Can you tell me more able probiotics? Are they important for everyone or just if you are having digestive problems.?
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