Is garlic low FODMAP?
No, it is high FODMAP.
Garlic is high FODMAP, because of its fructans. Instead: Garlic-infused oil — the FODMAPs are not oil-soluble.
| Food | Garlic |
|---|---|
| FODMAP level | High FODMAP |
| FODMAP group | fructans |
| Category | Vegetables |
EAT THIS INSTEAD
Garlic-infused oil — the FODMAPs are not oil-soluble
Garlic-infused oil — the FODMAPs are not oil-soluble
Why garlic causes symptoms
fructans are short-chain carbohydrates that the small intestine absorbs poorly. They pull water in, then ferment in the colon — which is where the gas, bloating and cramping come from. The reaction is a matter of dose, and it does not always arrive the same day.
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