Aliment Pharmacol Ther February 2015 PMID 25471897

Review article: the aetiology, diagnosis, mechanisms and clinical evidence for food intolerance.

M C E Lomer

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The collection includes a question about personal experiences with food sensitivity testing, which indicates modest interest, and a comment questioning the prevalence of food intolerances, reflecting curiosity and some skepticism. The tone varies from neutral to inquisitive, showing users are engaging but not deeply dissecting the research findings or their implications.

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Food intolerance is a non-immunological condition mostly linked to gastrointestinal symptoms and affects about 15-20% of the population, involving factors like enzymatic defects, non-celiac gluten sensitivity, and reactions to compounds like FODMAPs.
Advances in research have improved understanding, especially regarding the role of FODMAPs, and the primary diagnostic approach is dietary exclusion followed by reintroduction to identify tolerated foods.
Management often includes a low FODMAP diet, which can alleviate symptoms, but it should be used temporarily with gradual reintroduction to maintain dietary variety, ensure nutrition, and support healthy gut bacteria.]

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