Are you on a modified diet for Diverticulosis?
If not, you should be. Diet plays an integral role in controlling your diverticulosis. Taking a supplement like SEROVERA® can help reduce inflammation and prolong remission.
If you suffer from diverticulosis, please read this. SEROVERA® has helped countless of diverticulosis sufferers maintain a healthy GI-tract with their specialized healing agent SEROVERA® AMP 500. SEROVERA® AMP 500 is a special complimentary product proven to subdue and relieve diverticulosis related symptoms.
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Diverticulosis Diet
If infection has already occurred it is recommended that a person stick to a low residue diet which will have an effect much like that of constipation. This means that bowel movements will decrease and the infection or inflammation of the diverticula can have a chance to heal.
A low residue diet is one that consists of a daily intake of no more than 10 grams of fiber. While on this diet for an extended period of time it is recommended that a multi-vitamin or mineral supplement be taken daily. This ensures that minerals and vitamins lost while on the low residue diet are made by taking supplements.
Grain products to be eaten while on the low residue diet include:
- refined white bread, buns and english muffins
- cereals including: cornflakes, rice bubbles, special K and cheerios
- biscuits including: arrowroot biscuits and water crackers
- white rice, refined pasta and noodles
- any fruit and vegetable juice excluding prune juice
- stone fruits, melons, grapes and canned fruit salad
- potatoes with no skin, alfalfa sprouts, beetroot, green beans, carrots, celery, cucumber, eggplant, lettuce, mushrooms, capsicum, squash and zucchini
- well cooked meat fish and eggs can all be eaten too
AVOID:
- whole grains
- raw and dried fruits, sultanas, raisins, berries
- broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, cabbage
- all nuts and seeds
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