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How I Include High FODMAP Spring Produce in my Diet

May 24, 2021 by Kristin Houts in Lifestyle

One of the things I love about low FODMAP living is that it encourages me to eat seasonally by intentionally enjoying seasonal produce items that are high in FODMAPs when they are at their peak for freshness, flavor and nutritional value. You can add variety to your diet and enjoy the best the season has to offer if you start small and eat with intention.

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May 24, 2021 /Kristin Houts
high FODMAP, produce, fruit, veggies, seasonal, in season, strawberry, spring, artichoke, asparagus, peas, green onions
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How I Include High FODMAP Summer Produce in my Diet

May 26, 2020 by Kristin Houts in Lifestyle

One of the things I love about low FODMAP living is that it encourages me to eat seasonally by intentionally enjoying seasonal produce items that are high in FODMAPs when they are at their peak for freshness, flavor and nutritional value. You can add variety to your diet and enjoy the best the season has to offer if you start small and eat with intention.

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May 26, 2020 /Kristin Houts
high FODMAP, produce, fruit, veggies, seasonal, in season, summer, corn, cucumber, blueberry, strawberry
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How I Include High FODMAP Fall Produce in my Diet

October 28, 2019 by Kristin Houts in Lifestyle

One of the things I love about low FODMAP living is that it encourages me to eat seasonally by intentionally enjoying seasonal produce items that are high in FODMAPs when they are at their peak for freshness, flavor and nutritional value. You can add variety to your diet and enjoy the best the season has to offer if you start small and eat with intention.

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October 28, 2019 /Kristin Houts
high FODMAP, produce, fruit, veggies, fall, seasonal, in season, apple, pear, butternut squash, celery, pumpkin, fig
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Fiber 101

September 26, 2019 by Kristin Houts in Education

Fiber is the non-digestible part of plant foods and can be found in whole grains, fruit, vegetables, legumes, nuts and seeds. Most people know fiber to improve digestive health and regularity, but other health benefits associated with consuming dietary fiber are also well documented. Unfortunately, most Americans don’t meet the recommendations for fiber intake, which is why it’s important to me that my clients are well educated on the different types of fiber as well as easy ways to include more high-fiber foods in their diet – even if they avoid FODMAPs!

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September 26, 2019 /Kristin Houts
fiber, fiber supplement, high fiber, whole grain, vegetables, fruit, legumes, nuts, seeds, soluble, insoluble
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