Can I Eat Pineapple with IBS?

Paulina Andrzejewska
Reviewed by Paulina Andrzejewska, MSc Nutrition, Monash Low FODMAP Certified
Quick Answer

Pineapple is low FODMAP and contains bromelain, a digestive enzyme. Fresh pineapple may actually aid digestion.

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Low FODMAPSafe: 1 cup fresh

What Our Protocols Say

Bloating-DominantMay help digestion

Bromelain enzyme supports protein digestion.

Tip: Eat after meals for digestive benefit.

Constipation (IBS-C)Good choice

Fiber and enzymes support healthy digestion.

Tip: Include as part of varied fruit intake.

Diarrhea (IBS-D)Moderate amounts

Acidic fruits can irritate some people.

Tip: Start with small amounts to test tolerance.

Mixed (IBS-M)Generally safe

Low FODMAP with potential digestive benefits.

Tip: Fresh is better than canned in syrup.

Post-SIBO RecoveryAllowed

Low fermentation; enzymes may help.

Tip: Fresh pineapple in moderation.

Stress-TriggeredRefreshing

Light, tropical option.

Tip: Enjoy as a mood-boosting snack.

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Medical Disclaimer

This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your diet.

Last updated: January 29, 2025 | Reviewed by Paulina Andrzejewska, MSc