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I have suffered with IBS D for at least 20 years.
Last autumn we went on a cruise and I had very little trouble. This led me to ask myself what has changed. I though perhaps it was dairy but that made no difference then maybe fruit we had a large bowl each evening. Cut fruit right out and was better but not perfect.
Thought I'd look at the fodmap diet. Kept avoiding it as don't like cutting food out. Anyway I've discovered wheat onions and garlic are my enemy and found sourdough bread a tasty alternative. I can eat wheat in cakes and biscuits but not bread other than SD.
My stomach is so much better and diarrhea has stopped. I won't say completely cured as these things have a habit of returning but fingers crossed.
Have a look on line easy to follow and this video is very good
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junieju Patient55
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Could not find the video.
What sour dough bread do you buy.
I am in the Uk, and can not seem to find SD bread.
Very interesting post thanks
Junie
Patient55 junieju
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Hi there
You can buy sourdough bread from all the major supermarkets. I just happen to buy mine from Tesco but have also bought it from Sainsburys.
Re. the video put in The Amazing Fodmap diet on youtube it's by Alastair Banks
junieju Patient55
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Thanks, will look out for the bread I go to sainsburys and tesco.
Will go look at the video,
Would be good to keep in touch with you.
Thanks again
Junie
Patient55 junieju
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Yes by all means keep in touch.
Good luck it's a horrible condition isn't it.
I've been covering my tracks for years for example making sure I know where toilets are en route.
junieju Patient55
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It is a horrible condition.
I went for an endoscopy on Monday, it was awful.
I have to go for an abdominal scan tomorrow.
I have had IBS for 3 years, but it seems much worse so have to go for these tests.
It helps to come here and read what others are doing.
Wish there was a group near me, it would be good to meet up with others
Who understand all this.
Will keep in touch.
Junie
jello11529 Patient55
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One of the reason for that might be non celiac wheat sensitivity, which happens at any age and still some research to be done by the scientists in this area
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