r/FoodDisability

I’ve been diagnosed with sibo.
So I’ve been doing a low FODMAP diet with low fibre, just soluable fibre like psyillum. But I’ve seen a GI who says she thinks it’s BAM a fat malabsorption issue. So I’m also on low fat.
Feeling better but I’m on a very restricted diet. Pretty much the kind of foods you eat for a bowel prep, but less variety.
2 meals of 10 grams of fat total. And one snack is how I’m eating.
Today for our anniversary we had a meal out which I’ve eaten before successfully.
But today’s cook made it a little richer, then I went and had a scoop of matcha and black sesame ice cream because yolo…. No alcohol no coffee or anything else. Just the grilled fish, tomato caper and green olive side and a natural oyster with lemon juice.

I’m getting aquatinted with the smallest room in the house now.
Good times!

Im considering trying acupuncture to help with healing my gastritis and anxiety but was curious how others have tried?

Hi.
A close friend of mine has tried nearly everything and struggles with most types of food due to ibs and her ME diagnosis itself. Unfortunately she can’t stand up, so others have to make the food for her. Adult, small portions, very limited ingredients.

Does anyone have experience with good food options for this? Is baby food an alternative?

For those who lost hair due to autoimmune or chronic illness, how bad was it and was it reversible? What did you do in the meantime while going through the hair loss?