
- Carbohydrates > Starchy vegetables
✓ Celiac Disease ✓ Diabetes ✓ Low FODMAP ✓ New Ostomy |
✓ Vegetarian ✓ Vegan ✓ Dairy-free ✓ Gluten-free ✓ Paleo ✕ Not raw ⚠ Nightshade |
- Fats > Oils
✓ Celiac Disease ✓ Immune Boosting ✓ Low FODMAP ✓ New Ostomy |
✓ Vegetarian ✓ Vegan ✓ Dairy-free ✓ Gluten-free ✓ Paleo ✓ Raw |
Coconut oil is a healthy source of fatty acids and has been linked to heart health, controlling hunger, lowering inflammation and brain health. When paired with potatoes it's a tasty combination and the structure of coconut oil makes it suitable to tolerate higher heat without oxidizing the fat molecules themselves. Potatoes themselves are filling and also a good source of fiber, minerals and antioxidants. A sample recipe like this would be a good start: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/230768/oven-roasted-baked-potatoes/
References
- https://www.diabetes.org/food-and-fitness/food/what-can-i-eat/making-healthy-food-choices/grains-and-starchy-vegetables.html
- American Diabetes Association: Fats
- IBSDiets.org: FODMAP Food List
- IBSDiets.org: FODMAP Food List
- United Ostomy Associations of America: Eating With An Ostomy
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center: Diet Guidelines for People with a Colostomy (Healthcare provider)
- VeganOstomy: What to Eat in the First Six Weeks
- Dr. Axe: What Are Nightshade Vegetables?
- Dr. Axe: 20 Coconut Oil Benefits
- USDA FoodData Central: Nutrition info for Baked potatoes
- USDA FoodData Central: Nutrition info for Coconut Oil
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