Fodmap Edition Virtual Show 2021: How to get Variety on a Low FODMAP Diet – Chloe McLeod

Written by Chloe McLeod
June 28, 2021
FODMAP, Free From + Allergy

In this video, Chloe talks about why variety is important for our overall health, and how to get variety in a low FODMAP diet. She also examines how easy it is to incorporate 30 plants a week and includes some practical examples along with a few quick and easy strategies on how to enjoy variety, even when you're busy.

Chloe McLeod

Chloe is one of the most experienced and sought after dietitians in Australia. Her expertise working with individuals with gut issues, food sensitivities and arthritis and autoimmune conditions, particularly those who are wanting to continue to be at the top of their game is unmatched.

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