Are you familiar with a low-FODMAP diet? FODMAPs are a group of certain sugars and fibers in the diet that cause GI distress because they are poorly absorbed by the small intestine. In fact, 75% of IBS sufferers get relief from IBS symptoms when following a low-FODMAP diet. Registered dietician Patsy Catsos often recommends a low-FODMAP diet along with the probiotic medial food, VSL#3 to help patients in her practice manage their IBS symptoms and enjoy the foods they love.

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For United States orders, VSL#3 is available at http://shop.vsl3.com/vsl3-c2.aspx.

VSL#3® is a high potency probiotic medical food for the dietary management of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), ulcerative colitis (UC) and ileal pouch and must be used under medical supervision. Ask your medical professional if VSL#3® is right for you.