According to a study conducted by the Kaiser Permanente's Center for Health Research, people
who keep a food diary lose twice the weight of those who don't.
We know this from weight loss studies, in which
those who kept a food diary lost 30 to 50 percent more weight than those who didn't.
Not exact matches
Experts recommend that people
who are living with Crohn's disease
keep a
food diary, where they can record what they eat and what types of symptoms they experience afterwards.
There are some
who are techies and they prefer
keeping health apps but the old - fashioned people use pen and paper to track their
food in a
diary.
You'll need to
keep a
food diary, and it can be very helpful (highly advised, in fact) to work with a professional
who has expertise in the low - FODMAP diet.