Lipedema food guide

    Is greek yogurt okay with lipedema?

    3out of 10110

    Mostly yes.

    3 out of 10 in Renya

    Mostly gentle

    Score for plain greek yogurt, a typical serving. Lower is gentler.

    Why it scores a 3

    Greek yogurtfermented−1
    Start 4 → 3Mostly gentle

    How you make it changes the score

    VersionScore
    Plain Greek yogurtfermented3/10Mostly gentle
    Flavoured yogurtfermented · added sugar5/10A mix
    Yogurt with granolafermented · added sugar · whole grain4/10A mix
    Yogurt with honeyfermented · added sugar4/10A mix

    Gentler swaps

    Plain Greek yogurt (3) Yogurt with berries

    2/10Mostly gentle

    Plain Greek yogurt (3) Yogurt with walnuts and berries

    2/10Mostly gentle

    Greek yogurt and lipedema: what lowers the score, what raises it

    Lowers the score

    • Fermented (greek yogurt, yogurt): lowers the score in Renya
    • Whole grain (granola oats): lowers the score in Renya
    • Fruit (berries): lowers the score in Renya
    • Nuts/seeds (walnuts): lowers the score in Renya
    • A smaller portion: each ingredient counts half

    Raises the score

    • Added sugar (added sugar, granola sugar, honey): raises the score in Renya

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    FAQ

    Plain Greek yogurt scores 3 out of 10 with Renya's ingredient rules. Every meal starts at 4, and each ingredient adds or takes off points.

    More breakfast foods

    Scores come from Renya's ingredient rules for a typical serving. They're a general guide, not medical or nutritional advice. (meal-score-v3.1)