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The best food diary apps for fructose malabsorption
Food and Symptoms Diary (Android):
Food and symptoms diary app for revealing connections between ingested food and symptoms. It can also be used to determine your personal threshold (tolerance level) for specific kinds of food.
mySymptoms Food Diary & Symptom Tracker (Android):
Another excellent food diary app with diagnostic functionality, such as analyzing emerging patterns between diet and symptoms, and the option for generating pdf reports.
mySymptoms Food Diary & Symptom Tracker (iOS):
The same app for iOS users. Enjoy!
A food diary template for keeping track of your fructose malabsorption symptoms
FructoHelp Food and Symptoms Diary Template:
Print it and write down every time you eat or drink, what it was and whether you experienced symptoms. Also, note the times.
Must-have drug for eating everything despite fructose malabsorption
FructoZym (Biogena), Eat Anything, XYLOSOLV (Stada), Fructaid (Pro Natura):
Xylose Isomerase enzyme for converting excess fructose into glucose. It helps your body significantly in absorbing fructose-rich foods. You can find further information here. Depending on where you are living, it’s one of these products.
Some great apps for searching the fructose content of specific foods
Food Intolerances (Android):
This food app covers a variety of different subjects, such as fructose malabsorption, lactose intolerance and much more. It has a huge database of foods, drinks, and their specific fructose content. You can browse any food within seconds due to its integrated search functionality.
Food Intolerances (iOS):
The same app for iOS users.
Fructika (Android):
Another nice app for easily finding the fructose levels in thousands of foods.
Fructika (iOS):
The same app for iOS!
Do you know further useful resources? Let us know!
Also, don’t miss the low FODMAP diet resources, if you want to have the best resources for dealing with fructose malabsorption by following a low FODMAP diet.
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