Can I Eat Oranges with IBS?
Whole oranges are low FODMAP and well tolerated. Be careful with orange juice as concentrated fructose can trigger symptoms.
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Whole oranges are well tolerated. The fiber slows fructose absorption.
Tip: Eat whole fruit rather than drinking juice.
Oranges provide fiber, vitamin C, and hydration.
Tip: The fiber content can support regular bowel movements.
Orange juice can be too acidic for a sensitive gut. Whole fruit is gentler.
Tip: Eat the orange segments rather than juicing.
Well tolerated by most people.
Tip: Reliable fruit option.
Low fermentation when eaten as whole fruit.
Tip: Good fruit choice within daily limits.
Vitamin C supports stress response.
Tip: Healthy, calming fruit option.
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