| Low FODMAP diet A to Z app | By Temeraire 1798 Ltd |
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| Country of origin | UK |
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| Cost | Free |
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Low FODMAP diet A to Z
Low FODMAP diet A to Z app
- This app is for people who are following, or have followed, the low FODMAP diet with dietitian support, who need to have quick and easy access to view FODMAP content of everyday foods.
FODMAP A to Z is designed to help you if you're following the low FODMAP diet by providing clear and simple “traffic light” ratings of everyday foods. The app has a database of everyday foods and ingredients, which you can search by food name and filter by category/rating to find exactly what you want.
For the complete app description go to the Google Play(external link), App Store(external link) or, for a more detailed review, see reviews below.
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✔ Has regular version updates to include new foods or updates on FODMAP content. ✔ Adjusts the food ratings based on your own tolerance, once tested. ✔ Has the option to contact the developers directly via email to provide feedback. ✔ Has visual colour coding of foods and 2 serve size options, colour coded. |
✘ Includes advertising pop-ups and app advertising on bottom of app. ✘ It doesn't include any tailored information/support. Solely for educational purposes only. ✘ There's no option to track food and symptoms when trying new foods. |
Clinical review
Reviewer: Nickie Hursthouse, Registered Dietitian
Date of review: September 2024
Platform: Apple
Version: 1.3.36
Comments: Overall the FODMAP A to Z app provides a simple food search/directory of low, moderate and high FODMAP foods. It is solely for educational purposes only and is not designed to guide an individual through the low FODMAP diet. It could be used as an educational tool alongside medical and dietetic support to manage IBS symptoms in an individual. The user can tailor the results to their sensitivities, however only once they have properly determined these through elimination, challenge and personalisation of the low FODMAP diet.
Safety concerns: None.
New Zealand relevance: Yes
Concerns: Yes it is relevant, but it wouldn’t be one to recommend unless someone has completed all 3 stages of the low FODMAP diet and has determined their sensitivities and tolerance levels.
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