Pasta Recipes for Diverticulitis
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A high fiber diet is recommended for prevention of Diverticulitis. Please note that if you are in the midst of…
Diverticulitis Diet and Recipes
Although they sound familiar, treatment options for diverticulosis and diverticulitis are quite different. For example, treatment for diverticulitis may involve surgery, or antibiotics followed with clear liquid or low residue diet, while treatment for diverticulosis usually may only involve dietary modifications towards a greater consumption of fiber.
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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Try the Calming Blends tea for every stage of your Diverticulitis or Diverticulosis diet therapy.
“For the past 3 years, I have had bouts of Diverticulitis, some mild attacks and many severe. My doctor advised that I try this tea as part of my diet plan. All I can say is this tea works. On a 0 to 10 pain scale, my pain has reduced from 8 to 2. Thank you Calming Blends!!!”
Pauline T. (Boston MA)
“I like the tea and it may have saved me from a blockage! Lots of pain and I used 2 tsps. and drank 2 cups a day. Now I use 1 tsp. and maintain a balance. Doc put me on an antibiotic and she thinks the tea may have helped prevent a more serious condition. I’m convinced.”
Bonnie P. (St. Johns, AZ)
