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    This document provides a food guide for the SIBO Specific Diet. It categorizes foods into vegetables, fruits, legumes/beans, nuts/seeds, dairy, protein/meats, sweeteners, beverages/alcohol, fats/oils, seasonings/condiments based on their level of fermentability - less fermentable, more fermentable, and foods that are illegal on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet. For each food category, it lists examples of foods and acceptable portions that should be easy to digest for those with SIBO. The guide is a combination of the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, Low FODMAP Diet, and clinical experience of the author in treating SIBO.

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    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Vegetables

    LESS FERMENTABLE

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    Artichoke Hearts* 1/8 c


    Arugula
    Bamboo Shoots
    Beet 2 slices
    Bok Choy 1 c/85g
    Broccoli c/1.6oz
    Brussels Sprouts 2 ea
    Cabbage 1 c/98g
    Cabbage: Savoy c
    Carrot
    Celery Root/Celeriac
    Chives
    Cucumber
    Eggplant
    Endive
    Fennel bulb c, leaves 1c
    Green Beans 10ea/2.5oz
    Greens: lettuce, collard,
    chard, kale, spinach
    Olives
    Peas, green c
    Peppers: Bell/ Sweet
    Peppers: Chili 11cm/28g
    Radicchio 12 leaves
    Radish
    Rutabaga
    Scallion: green part
    Snow Peas: 5 pods
    Squash: Butternut c
    Kobocha, Sunburst,
    Yellow, Zucchini c
    Tomato

    Asparagus 1 spear
    Artichoke Hearts* c
    Butternut Squash
    c/60g
    Cabbage >1 c/98g
    Cabbage: Savoy 3/4 c
    Leek ea/42g
    Parsnip
    Pepper: Chili 40g
    Peas, green 1/3c
    Spinach >15 leaves/
    150g
    Tomato: soup/juice
    Tomato: Sun-dried
    2 T/15g

    Asparagus 4 spears
    Artichoke
    Avocado
    Beet 4 slices
    Bok Choy 1 c/127g
    Broccoli 1 c
    Brussels Sprouts 6 ea/
    114g
    Cabbage: Savoy 1 c
    Cauliflower
    Celery
    Fennel bulb >1 c,
    leaves >3c
    Garlic
    Jerusalem artichoke
    Leek 1 ea/84g
    Mushrooms
    Onions
    Peas, green c/72g
    Snow Peas 10 pods
    Scallions: white part
    Shallot
    Sugar Snap Peas
    Zucchini > cup

    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Bean Sprouts
    Corn
    Okra
    Potato: white/all colors
    Potato: sweet
    Starch powder: all
    arrowroot, corn,
    potato, rice, tapioca
    Seaweeds
    Turnip
    Taro
    Water Chestnuts
    Yam
    Yucca
    Canned vegetables

    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Fruits

    LESS FERMENTABLE

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    Banana: fresh, dried


    Berries:
    blueberry < 80 ea
    boysenberry
    strawberry
    raspberry 10ea/19g
    Carambola
    Citrus: lemon, lime,
    oranges, tangelos,
    tangerine
    Current, dried 1Tb
    Dragon Fruit
    Durian
    Grapes
    Guava
    Kiwifruit
    Longon 5 ea/15g
    Melon:
    cantaloupe/rock,
    honeydew c/100g
    Papaya/Paw Paw
    Passion fruit 4 pulps/
    100g
    Pineapple
    Pomegranate ea/
    38g, c seeds
    Prickly Pear
    Rambutan 2 ea/31g
    Rhubarb

    Berries: cranberry 1T
    Cherries 3 ea
    Citrus: grapefruit ea
    104g
    Longon 10ea/30g
    Lychee 5 ea
    Melon: honeydew
    > cup/100g
    Passion fruit >4
    pulps/ 100g
    Pineapple, dried
    1 slice
    Rambutan 4ea/62g

    Apple
    Apricot
    Avocado
    Berries: cranberry 2 T
    blueberry >80/100g
    blackberry
    raspberry >50 ea
    Cherries 6 ea
    Citrus, grapefruit 1ea
    207g
    Current, dried 2Tb
    Custard Apple
    Date, dried
    Fig, dried
    Mango*
    Nectarine
    Papaya, dried
    Peach
    Pear
    Pear: nashi
    Persimmon
    Plum
    Pomegranate 1 ea/
    76g, c seeds
    Prunes
    Raisons
    Tamarillo*
    Watermelon

    Jam/Jelly: homemade
    (no pectin, sugar)

    Canned fruit in high


    fodmap fruit juice
    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Plantain
    Jam/Jelly: commercial

    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Legumes/Beans

    LESS FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    Lentil: brown c
    green & red c
    Lima c

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    Black
    Lentil green & red c
    Lima 1/3 c

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Borlotti/Cranberry
    Kidney/Red
    Lima c
    Navy/White/Haricot
    Baked
    Spilt pea

    Butter
    Cannellini
    Chickpea/Garbanzo
    Fava/Faba/Broad
    Pinto
    Soy

    Nuts/Seeds
    LESS FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    Almonds 10 ea/.42oz
    flour 2 T
    Coconut:
    flour/shredded cup
    milk (w/no thickeners)
    Hazelnuts 10 ea/15g
    Macadamia 20 ea/40g
    Peanuts 32 ea/28g
    Peanut butter 4 T
    Pecans 10 ea/22g
    Pine nuts 1 T/14g
    Pumpkin seeds 2 T/23g
    Sesame seeds 1 T/11g
    Sunflower seeds 2 t/6g
    Walnuts 10 ea/30g

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    Chestnuts, handful
    Flaxseed < 1T
    Hazelnuts 20 ea/30g
    Pecans 40 ea/100g
    Walnuts 100g

    Almonds 20 ea/.85oz
    flour 4 T
    Cashews
    Hazelnuts 80 ea/100g
    Pine nuts 8 T/100g
    Pistachios
    Pumpkin seeds 100g
    Sesame seeds 100g
    Sunflower seed 100g

    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Chia seeds
    Coconut milk- with
    thickeners (guar
    gum, carageenan)
    Seed flour

    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Dairy

    LESS FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    Butter
    Cheese: aged 1 mo+,
    dry curd cottage
    cheese, yogurt
    cheese/labneh
    Ghee
    Sour Cream:
    homemade 24 hour
    Yogurt: homemade 24
    hour

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    Cream: lactasetreated cup


    Milk: 100% LactoseFree commercial

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Yogurt: lactose-free
    commercial (pectin)

    Cheese: cream
    cheese, cottage
    cheese, fresh cheese
    (feta, cheve, fresh
    mozzarella), ricotta
    Kefir: commercial,
    homemade 24 hour
    Cream
    Milk
    Sour cream:
    commercial
    Yogurt: commercial

    Protein/Meats
    LESS FERMENTABLE

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    Bacon- with honey


    Broth: homemade
    meat or marrow
    bones (no cartilage)
    Beef
    Eggs
    Fish
    Game
    Lamb
    Organ Meats
    Pork
    Poultry
    Seafood

    Bacon- w/sugar 1x wk

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    Broth: homemade
    bone/cartilage

    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Bacon- w/high
    fructose corn syrup
    Deli/Processed Meatwith sugar, carrageenan, high
    fodmap or SCD
    illegal additives

    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Sweeteners

    LESS FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    Aspartameoccasionally
    Glucose/Dextrose
    Honey: alfalfa, cotton,
    clover, raspberry 2 T
    Saccharine- pure (no
    high fodmap or SCD
    illegal additives)
    Stevia- pure (no inulin)
    in small amounts,
    occasionally

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    Honey*: blackberry,
    buckwheat,
    citrus/orange
    blossom 1 T

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    Honey*: acacia, sage,


    tupelo

    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Agave syrup
    Barley Malt syrup
    Brown Rice syrup
    Cane sugar
    (Rapadura, Sucanat)
    Coconut sugar
    Fructose, powdered
    High-fructose corn
    syrup
    Maple syrup
    Molasses
    Sugar/Sucrose
    Sucralose
    Polyols/Sugar alcohol:
    isomalt, erythritol,
    lactitol, maltitol,
    mannitol, sorbitol,
    xylitol

    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Beverages & Alcohol


    LESS FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    COMMON DRINKS
    Coffee 1 c/day (weak)
    Cranberry juice- pure
    Orange juice, fresh
    c/ 125ml
    Fruit Juice: from Low
    Fodmap fruits c/
    100ml
    Tea: black (weak),
    chamomile, ginger,
    green, hibiscus,
    lemongrass, mate,
    mint, oolong,
    rooibos/rooibos chai,
    rose hip
    Water

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    COMMON DRINKS
    COMMON DRINKS
    Tea: green < 2
    Fruit Juice: from High
    cups/day
    Fodmap fruits
    Seltzer/Carbonated
    Orange juice 1 c/
    beverages (CO2/gas) 125ml

    ACOHOL
    Rum: light/gold*

    ALCOHOL
    Occasionally in
    moderate amounts:
    Bourbon
    Gin
    Vodka
    Whiskey/Scotch
    Wine

    Liquor moderate amounts:


    Women 1 oz/day, 3-5x week
    Men 2.5 oz/day, 3-5x week

    SCD ILLEGAL

    COMMON DRINKS
    Coffee Substitutes
    Soda (fructose,
    sucrose)
    Tea: chicory root,
    licorice, pau darco

    ALCOHOL
    Beer
    Brandy
    Hard Cider
    Liqueurs/Cordials
    Rum: dark
    Sherry
    Tequila
    Wine: dessert/sweet,
    sake, sparkling, port

    Wine moderate amounts:


    Women 4 oz/day, 3-5x wk
    Men 9 oz/day, 3-5x wk

    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Fats/Oils

    LESS FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    Bacon fat
    Butter
    Coconut oil
    Cod liver oil & Fish oil
    Duck fat
    Garlic-infused oil
    Ghee
    Lard & Tallow
    Medium Chain Triglyceride/MCT oil
    Macadamia oil
    Olive oil
    Palm oil
    Polyunsaturated
    Vegetable Oils:
    Borage, Canola, Flax,
    Grape seed, Hemp,
    Pumpkin seed,
    Sesame, Sunflower,
    Walnut

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Soybean oil

    Notes: T= Tablespoon, t= teaspoon, g= gram


    *Contains excess fructose- only necessary to avoid in cases of fructose malabsorption.
    Starting the diet: Follow the Intro from the SCD, Gaps or SCDLifestyle plans with Low & Moderate Fodmap
    foods. Wait 1-3 months to introduce celery root, rutabagas, cruciferous vegetables, beans, seeds, nuts
    (including nut flours, butters & milks) coffee, alcohol, raw vegetables/salads and raw fruit. Cook, peel, de-seed
    and puree vegetables & fruit at 1st. Dairy is best avoided for the 1st few weeks if unsure of its tolerability.
    Moderate Fodmap Column Foods: limit to 1 per meal. Meal = eating separated by 3-4 hours.
    Quantity listings are adult portions: decrease amounts for children.
    Tailor the diet: individual variations from this list are to be expected- trust your bodys reactions over the list.
    Tolerances change over time: periodically re-try previously intolerant foods.
    This guide is a combination of SCD, Low Fodmap Diet & the clinical experience of Dr. Siebecker in treating SIBO.

    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

    SIBO Specific Diet: Food Guide

    Seasonings/Condiments
    LESS FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    LOW FODMAP

    MORE FERMENTABLE

    SCD LEGAL
    MODERATE FODMAP

    SCD LEGAL
    HIGH FODMAP

    All spices (except onion


    & garlic)
    Garlic-infused oil
    Ginger (fresh & dried)
    Mayonnaise,
    homemade or
    commercial w/ honey
    Mustard- without garlic
    Pickles/ Relish- no
    sweetener or garlic
    Tabasco (McIlhennyCo)
    Wasabi- pure
    Vinegar: apple cider,
    distilled/white, red &
    white wine

    SCD ILLEGAL

    Asafoetida powder
    Chicory root (leaves
    ok)
    Cocoa/chocolateunsweetened
    Gums/ Carrageenan/
    Thickeners
    Sauces or Marinades
    with High Fodmap/
    SCD Illegal items
    Soy Sauce/Tamari
    Spices: Onion & Garlic
    powder
    Vinegar: balsamic

    Compiled by Dr. Allison Siebecker (www.siboinfo.com) with the following sources: (formatting thanks to Dr. Michele Bartlett)
    Gottschall E, and SCD Community. Specific Carbohydrate Diet Legal/Illegal List.
    http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info/legal/listing/. Accessed October 22, 2012, January 20 & December 6 2013.
    Gibson P, Muir J, Barrett J, Shepard S, et al. The Low Fodmap Diet, Edition 3. Central Clinical School, Monash
    University. Melbourne, Victoria Australia. June 2012. www.med.monash.edu/cecs/gastro
    Gibson P, Muir J, Barrett J. The Monash University Low Fodmap Diet App. Monash University. Melbourne, Victoria
    Australia. http://med.monash.edu.au/cecs/gastro/fodmap/iphone-app.html. Accessed January 13,December 6 2013.
    Hamdan, K. Crystallization of Honey. Bee World. Vol.87 (4) 2010 pp. 71-74. PDF.
    Hebblethwaite C. Your Low FODMAP Diet Plan. Dietary Specialists Limited, Christchurch New Zealand. June 2012.
    Kajiwara S, Gandhi H, Ustunol Z. Effect of honey on the growth of and acid production by human intestinal
    Bifidobacterium spp.: an in vitro comparison with commercial oligosaccharides and inulin. J Food Prot. 2002
    Jan;65(1):214-8. PMID: 11808799
    Siebecker A. Clinical Experience, SIBO specialty private practice. SIBO Center for Digestive Health at NCNM Clinic,
    Portland, Or. 2010-present. www.siboinfo.com.
    Wright S. The SCD Diet and Alcohol: Part III The SCD Guide to Liquors. http://scdlifestyle.com/2010/02/scd-legalalcohol-part3/. Accessed October 22, 2012.

    Dr. Siebecker 9/18/14

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