A Primal Primer: FODMAPs. You could be having a fairly routine conversation about health and nutrition where everything discussed is familiar. You hear things like âcarbsâ and âmedium chain triglyceridesâ and âfructoseâ and âmacrosâ and âglutenâ and âPUFAs,â thinking nothing of it. Like I said, routine. Then someone mentions FODMAPs.
Pounds are the British/English currency. Originally â¤ with two cross-bars, then later more commonly Â£ with a single cross-bar. The full, official name, pound sterling, is used mainly in formal contexts and also when it is necessary to distinguish the United Kingdom currency from other currencies with the same name.
The symbol of Euro is Ã¢âÂ¬ and the abbreviation is EUR. The symbol of Pound is Ã¢Â£ and the abbreviation is GBP. This refers to the term Great Britain Pound. Some other abbreviations used to denote the currency are UKP, GBR, UK, and STG. A Euro is made up of 100 cents while a Pound is made up of 100 pence. The symbol of a penny is âpâ and an amount like 40 pence is pronounced as fourty pee. So the basic unit of Euro is cent and that of Pound is pence. Both Euro and Pound have a conversion factor of six significant digits.