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    Can anyone recommend a low fiber diet for me?

    I'm experiencing a lot of inflammation with Crohn's disease.. thank you
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    Lisa is an APD with 12 years experience, specialising in helping people identify and change habits that impact negatively on their health. Inspiring change, Lisa … View Profile

    Hi there, the following is a list of Low Fibre Foods:
    Sago, tapiocawhite bread, white crumpets, white english muffins.White pasta, white rice. Foods made with white flour or cornflour - scones, sponge cake, donuts, plain sweet biscuits.
    Cereals: Cornflakes®, Rice Bubbles®, Special K®, semolina, rice cereal
    Meats: red meat, chicken, fish, eggs
    Vegetables: avocado (quarter per day only)lettuce, tomato (two slices per day only), beetroot (two slices per day only), potato (no skin, one per day only), carrot, pumpkin
    Fruit: canned apple or stewed fresh apple (no skin or core),watermelon(no seeds), honey dew and rock melon, seedless grapes, strained fruit juice (not prune juice)
    Toppings: seedless jam, honey, Vegemite®
    Oils: butter, margarine, oil, mayonnaise
    Drinks: tea, coffee, softdrinks,
    Dairy products: milk, cream, icecream, yoghurt (plain and fruit) or custard
    Other: strained soups, consomme, vinegar
    As you  may know, the recommendations are to follow a low fibre diet in a flare up and to return to a healthy high fibre diet when in remission.
    Good Luck.

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    Hazel Rayner

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    the best place i found for this information was the Mayo clinic . go online for their site and look for Low Residue diets. i had bowel cancer, chemo,radio therapy,a temp.illiostomy more chemo and more surgery. So i needed all the help i could get. Also learn the difference between soluble fibre and non soluble fibre and see what works for you. good luck from Hazel

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