“When I was avoiding things that are high in FODMAPs, I felt better. ... short-term three-step eating plan to temporarily restrict specific poorly absorbed sugars to help manage digestive distress.”

The Joe Rogan Experience · #2562 - Dan McClellan

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follows a short-term low-FODMAP eating plan, avoiding high-FODMAP foods to reduce digestive distress

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