Feature Request: Show how many FODMAPs different foods have (in the Carbs section)
Preferably even what kind of FODMAP a particular kind of food has. Maybe even color them red if a particular food stuff is high in FODMAPs, orange if its medium and green if low etc. Maybe even show suggested (safe) serving sizes for different items.
And of course "total FODMAPS consumed today". I think this will help a lot of ppl since 20% of ppl got IBS (i think?) and iirc its been shown that 75% of them can be helped with a low(er) FODMAP diet. So according to my math this will help 15% of the current userbase immensely.
But i think ppl that got digestive issues are more prone to using sites like this one so its most likely more.
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Has Cronometer considered this request? A old one. More and more relevant I would think.
Richard
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Adding my voice to this request - some sort of Fodmap tracking would be great
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This would be a great addition!
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Within the NCCDB database there are values for the individual sugars Glucose, Fructose, Galactose, Sucrose, Lactose, Maltose.
The NCCDB also proclaims that missing nutrient values for foods are kept to a minimum by gathering food composition data from a variety of sources and imputing values following standardized procedures. A missing nutrient value is allowed only if: the amount of that nutrient in the food is believed to be negligible; the food is usually eaten in small amounts; it is unknown whether the nutrient exists in the food; it is not possible to estimate the value because the food is unlike any other.At some point one would believe this could be added.
