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A reduction in FODMAP intake correlates strongly with a reduction in IBS symptoms – The FIBS study.

2014 master's thesis by Ruth Harvie at University of Otago

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A reduction in FODMAP intake correlates strongly with a reduction in IBS symptoms – The FIBS study. (English)

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irritable bowel syndrome

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irritable bowel syndrome

IBS

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http://hdl.handle.net/10523/4927

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http://hdl.handle.net/10523/4927

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Ruth M Harvie

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Harvie, Ruth

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OUR Archive

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2014

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Alex Chisholm

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Michael Schultz

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A reduction in FODMAP intake correlates strongly with a reduction in IBS symptoms – The FIBS study.

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