Low-FODMAP ยท Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth

Eat well again,
without the guesswork.

A free, expertly-researched guide to living with SIBO. Look up any food - from spinach to a Big Mac - and know in a glance whether to enjoy it, keep it small, or swap it for something better.

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Low-FODMAP basis

Educational guidance, not medical advice. Tolerance is individual, and the strict Low-FODMAP phase is meant to be temporary - followed by structured reintroduction. Please work alongside your doctor or a registered dietitian.

Understanding SIBO

What is SIBO?

SIBO, or Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth, is a condition where bacteria are present in unusually high numbers or an altered balance in the small intestine. They can ferment food earlier than it should be processed, which may contribute to bloating, gas, abdominal pain and changes in bowel habits.

Symptoms can overlap with other digestive conditions, so diagnosis and treatment should be guided by a clinician. The food guidance here is designed to make everyday eating feel clearer while you build a plan with your care team.

Explore the 3-phase journey
Illustration of the small intestine with a localized cluster of bacteria in one loop
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Your plate, at a glance

The whole diet in one view. Build meals from the left, go easy on the right - then dive into the full food list.

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