Diet resource for the three stages of Diverticulitis: 1. Clear Liquid 2. Low Residue 3. High Fiber
Even though they sound similar, diverticulosis and diverticulitis have different dietary guidelines. A clear liquid or low residue diet is often recommended for acute diverticulitis/flare-ups, whereas diverticulosis guidelines typically include dietary adjustments that increase fiber consumption.
When symptoms of diverticulitis are severe, a clear liquid diet is recommended.
The low residue diet aims to decrease bowel volume so that the infection can heal.
Once the pain of diverticulitis subsides, a high fiber diet is the recommended therapy.
If you are experiencing an active flare-up or pain, you may want to avoid these foods.
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Some of our customers prefer to read their information in a printed form. That’s why we provide a free diverticulitis booklet with your first tea order. This handy guide contains information on Diverticulitis Diets, such as foods to eat and what to avoid.
