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Do Rice/Pasta/Bread Really Have Much Fiber of Any Kind?
      02/18/03 11:34 AM
Ted

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Loc: Denver, CO

Hi,

I'm new and trying to help my fiancee out with her IBS. I've read both of Heather's books and I'm confused. I can see that eating certain foods definitely works. Eating pasta, rice, sourdough bread help eliminate the symptoms of IBS. However, I am unsure of the conclusion that Heather comes to about WHAT it is in the pasta, rice, and sourdough bread that helps.

Item--------Serving--------------------Fiber Content (grams)

White Rice--.5 cups cooked-------------0.3
Sourdough---1 slice--------------------1.0
Spaghetti---1 cup cooked, plain--------2.0

Even if 100% of the fiber in these foods is soluble, it doesn't seem like a lot.

Is it really the soluble fiber in pasta, rice, and sourdough bread that is helping, or is it something else, like the bulk from the carbohydrates?

Thanks,



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Ted
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