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can anyone please find more info for me..I swear I read artificial flavrors and sweetners can bother ibs..
http://www.helpforibs.com/messageboards/ubbthreads/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Board=diet&Number=340025&page=&view=&sb=5&o=&vc=1
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It took a considerable amount of experimenting but I eventually figured out that many artificial flavors are triggers for me.
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"Unfortunately, most meal replacement or supplemental nutrition shakes have ingredients that can seriously worsen IBS. Among the most common brands, virtually all Boost drinks contain dairy, and most varieties have high in fat, and some varieties have caffeine and artificial flavors. Both Boost and Ensure also typically use corn syrup as a sweetener, which can cause problems for IBS folks who are sensitive to fructose."
check out the Splenda article,also talks about other artificial stuff.
http://www.helpforibs.com/news/newsletter/06/090506.html
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There is a mistake in the comments. Corn syrup should not be a problem because pure corn syrup contains only glucose and no fructose. Non-peppermint Altoids contain corn syrup. It is HFCS syrup that is a problem and HFCS must be listed seperately from corn syrup.
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Please folks, read the ingredients before posting something about ingredients.
Peppermint Altoids contain:
sugar, gum arabic (acacia), natural flavor (oil of peppermint), gelatin.
They're terrific for IBS pain and spasms.
- H
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I was confused as well, aperson. I meant natural flavors were OK. My bad!
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and the pepermint ones a friend had at work did have artifical flavor,maybe ther is more than one peprmint altoid? my cinnamon says on the package: the origional celebrated curiously strong mints. http://www.amazon.com/Altoids-Curiously-Strong-Peppermint-0-44-Ounce/dp/B000FKQD60/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=grocery&qid=1245376276&sr=1-3 (these are artificially flavored and has Sucralose (Sweetener).
Edited by aperson (06/18/09 06:54 PM)
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I bought cinamon that aren't sugar free and it says artificially flavored right on the box. After I ate a couple I noticed not feeling good right away. crazy noises and bloating all over.
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Anything that's artificially sweetened is going to be problematic on its own.
- H
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