FODMAP Diet Plan Program

What are FODMAPs?

FODMAP is an acronym for Fermentable Oligosaccharides, Disaccharides, Monosaccharides, and Polyols, which are different groups of carbohydrates consumed in most diets.

• Foods high in FODMAPs aren’t well absorbed in the small intestine, which is why they cause digestive problems.
• Diarrhea, bloating, gas and constipation are common symptoms of FODMAP intolerance.

Following a low FODMAP diet – what to expect

Imagine that each time you eat a food high in FODMAP content, it goes into your FODMAP bucket. When your bucket overflows, digestive symptoms occur.  

• Following a low FODMAP diet means keeping your total FODMAP load to a minimum by limiting high FODMAP foods.
• The diet is divided into two phases to help you stay clear on your results – the elimination and the challenge phases.

FODMAP Elimination Phase

During this phase, you eliminate high FODMAP foods.

• The goal of this phase is to reduce the amount of FODMAPs you put into your bucket to reduce your symptoms. 
• Depending on your symptom resolution, the elimination phase can last anywhere from 4 weeks to several months.
• If you don’t limit FODMAPS correctly, and/or if you fail to get portion sizes right in this phase, it’s easy to get discouraged and feel like the diet didn’t work for you…when you just weren’t following the diet correctly! Working with a professional can help you make sure you’re doing the diet right.

FODMAP Challenge Phase

• When you add FODMAPs back to your diet in the challenge phase, you’re trying to determine how many FODMAPs you can fit into your bucket before it overflows. The ultimate goal of this phase is to get you feeling your best with the least amount of dietary restrictions. 
• To sort out which FODMAPS are problematic and how many FODMAP foods you can tolerate, it helps to have the guidance of a professional.

What’s included in this program

Dedicated one-on-one support + guidance

• An in-depth analysis of health history, eating habits, medications, and supplements
• Four appointments with your dietitian
• Three months of unlimited email access to your dietitian
• A three-month meal planning subscription
• An invitation to our Facebook group for support and encouragement along the way

Working under the guidance of your dietitian, you will be led through the FODMAP dietary protocol.

• You’ll be taught how to eliminate FODMAP food groups (and, more importantly, we will give you ideas for what you CAN eat during the elimination!).
• After the elimination phase, you’ll be guided through the challenge phase of the FODMAP diet. This is when you will reintroduce each FODMAP group in an organized way to determine which are problematic for you.
• Once the elimination and challenge phases are complete, you’ll receive help formulating a new, well-balanced diet based on the results of your FODMAP challenges.
• To learn more about what to expect during the FODMAP Elimination Diet Program, read our blog post – Help – I Don’t know What to Eat – the Elimination Diet Guide.

Your Investment

*Savings compared to our regular rates. Program members enjoy sessions at discounted rates and lower prices on testing.