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The seven conditions

Munchable runs a separate rule set for each condition, with its own thresholds, its own wording and its own honest note about how strong the evidence behind it is. Pick more than one and the app tells you where they disagree rather than quietly picking a winner.

IBS and low FODMAP

Fructans, GOS, polyols, excess fructose and lactose, weighted by how far up the ingredients list they appear.

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GERD and reflux

Chocolate, mint, tomato, citrus, alliums, spice and high fat per serving, worded as common triggers rather than rules.

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Lactose intolerance

Dairy tiered high, moderate, low or trace, combined with how much is in the product and your sensitivity setting.

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Bile acid malabsorption

Fat per serving where the label reports it, and how fat-dense the ingredients are where it does not.

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Gastroparesis

Fat and fibre per serving, plus hard-to-empty textures such as whole nuts, seeds, skins and raw fibrous vegetables.

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SIBO

The low FODMAP rule set, applied as an approximation, with a standing banner about the evidence.

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IBD, Crohn’s and colitis

Emulsifiers, maltodextrin, artificial sweeteners and processed-meat markers, framed as limit suggestions.

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Scanning across all seven

Every plan covers every condition. The free tier is five scans a month, and Premium is unlimited.

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Not a medical device. Munchable is a wellness tool that helps you follow your chosen eating pattern. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition, and it is not a substitute for advice from your doctor or dietitian.

Allergy warnings, not allergy safety. Munchable warns you about the allergies you list when the product data names them. That only ever goes one way: it adds a warning, and it never tells you a product is free from anything. It cannot see every label, recipe change or production line, so always read the physical label and follow medical advice for food allergies.

Verdicts are based on a product's listed ingredients. Always read the physical label.

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