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Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
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The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Now, within FODMAPs, I'm going to name some of the categories that exist. And I would imagine that people, as they listen to this, you're going to hear ones that may be applicable to you. And you're going to go, ding, ding, ding. There it is. So some of the categories include, of course, dairy products. Lactose is a FODMAP. That is the number one food intolerance that exists in the world.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Now, within FODMAPs, I'm going to name some of the categories that exist. And I would imagine that people, as they listen to this, you're going to hear ones that may be applicable to you. And you're going to go, ding, ding, ding. There it is. So some of the categories include, of course, dairy products. Lactose is a FODMAP. That is the number one food intolerance that exists in the world.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Now, within FODMAPs, I'm going to name some of the categories that exist. And I would imagine that people, as they listen to this, you're going to hear ones that may be applicable to you. And you're going to go, ding, ding, ding. There it is. So some of the categories include, of course, dairy products. Lactose is a FODMAP. That is the number one food intolerance that exists in the world.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

70% of the world is intolerant of lactose. All right. Number two, legumes. They contain things called galactans. They're really good for us. but they can be hard to digest. Number three, whole grains contain something called fructans. So fructans, specifically wheat, barley, and rye, are complex carbohydrates. You'll also find fructans in garlic and onions.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

70% of the world is intolerant of lactose. All right. Number two, legumes. They contain things called galactans. They're really good for us. but they can be hard to digest. Number three, whole grains contain something called fructans. So fructans, specifically wheat, barley, and rye, are complex carbohydrates. You'll also find fructans in garlic and onions.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

70% of the world is intolerant of lactose. All right. Number two, legumes. They contain things called galactans. They're really good for us. but they can be hard to digest. Number three, whole grains contain something called fructans. So fructans, specifically wheat, barley, and rye, are complex carbohydrates. You'll also find fructans in garlic and onions.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

So this is why some people will struggle with those types of foods, whether it be garlic and onions, the flavor vegetables, or whole grains. Fruit contains fructose. Fructose is one of the FODMAPs. So like I'm of the opinion that and, you know, driven by science and data that fruit is not unhealthy. Fruit is healthy. can make a great snack. I would never advocate for a fruit-only diet.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

So this is why some people will struggle with those types of foods, whether it be garlic and onions, the flavor vegetables, or whole grains. Fruit contains fructose. Fructose is one of the FODMAPs. So like I'm of the opinion that and, you know, driven by science and data that fruit is not unhealthy. Fruit is healthy. can make a great snack. I would never advocate for a fruit-only diet.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

So this is why some people will struggle with those types of foods, whether it be garlic and onions, the flavor vegetables, or whole grains. Fruit contains fructose. Fructose is one of the FODMAPs. So like I'm of the opinion that and, you know, driven by science and data that fruit is not unhealthy. Fruit is healthy. can make a great snack. I would never advocate for a fruit-only diet.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

That's crazy. But including fruit in our diet is a good thing. We shouldn't be fearful of fructose. But for people who have gut issues, fructose can trigger their symptoms. So that's what they need to be aware of. And the last are the polyols, which are basically sugar alcohols. And sugar alcohols can exist in food that we're eating, for example, watermelon, right?

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

That's crazy. But including fruit in our diet is a good thing. We shouldn't be fearful of fructose. But for people who have gut issues, fructose can trigger their symptoms. So that's what they need to be aware of. And the last are the polyols, which are basically sugar alcohols. And sugar alcohols can exist in food that we're eating, for example, watermelon, right?

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

That's crazy. But including fruit in our diet is a good thing. We shouldn't be fearful of fructose. But for people who have gut issues, fructose can trigger their symptoms. So that's what they need to be aware of. And the last are the polyols, which are basically sugar alcohols. And sugar alcohols can exist in food that we're eating, for example, watermelon, right?

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Or sugar alcohols can exist as a part of products that we're buying, such as the artificial sweeteners.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Or sugar alcohols can exist as a part of products that we're buying, such as the artificial sweeteners.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Or sugar alcohols can exist as a part of products that we're buying, such as the artificial sweeteners.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

There's some that naturally occur. Some of the artificial sweeteners are truly artificial and not found in nature. But also some of the non-caloric sweeteners that exist, they do exist in nature, but they're being chemically extracted and then used to sweeten products. And so there is some overlap that exists between these, and they can exist in our food. Now, with this whole concept of FODMAPs,

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

There's some that naturally occur. Some of the artificial sweeteners are truly artificial and not found in nature. But also some of the non-caloric sweeteners that exist, they do exist in nature, but they're being chemically extracted and then used to sweeten products. And so there is some overlap that exists between these, and they can exist in our food. Now, with this whole concept of FODMAPs,

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

There's some that naturally occur. Some of the artificial sweeteners are truly artificial and not found in nature. But also some of the non-caloric sweeteners that exist, they do exist in nature, but they're being chemically extracted and then used to sweeten products. And so there is some overlap that exists between these, and they can exist in our food. Now, with this whole concept of FODMAPs,

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

You'll hear people say low FODMAP diet is the solution. And a low FODMAP diet is to prioritize the food that has lower concentrations of these FODMAPs. The problem is that you don't want to do that long-term because FODMAPs for the most part are prebiotic, which means that this is what we're actually looking for. This is what we need more of.

The Nick Bare Podcast
121: Gut Health Essentials with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

You'll hear people say low FODMAP diet is the solution. And a low FODMAP diet is to prioritize the food that has lower concentrations of these FODMAPs. The problem is that you don't want to do that long-term because FODMAPs for the most part are prebiotic, which means that this is what we're actually looking for. This is what we need more of.