Nutrition for Inflammatory Bowel Disease

IBD is a digestive disease, so proper nutrition can be especially helpful for managing it. Discover tips for choosing foods that won't aggravate symptoms.
Cutting onion and garlic
Understanding FODMAPs to Manage IBS Symptoms
Fruits
The Evidence Behind Using the Low FODMAP Diet for IBD
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Does Prednisone Make You Gain Weight?
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How to Eat During an IBD Flare-Up
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IBD and Loss of Appetite
Cup of tea
Is Caffeine Bad for People With Inflammatory Bowel Disease?
Sports Drinks
How To Manage Dehydration When You Have IBD
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Why People With IBD Are Often Deficient in Folic Acid
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Omega-3 Fatty Acids and IBD
A woman holding her stomach in pain
Common Medical Diets for IBD
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Effects of Drinking Alcohol With IBD
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Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies in IBD
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15 Recipes That Go Easy on Your IBD
Fruit infused water
Simple Tricks to Drink More Water
Hamburger And Fries
Does Junk Food Cause Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)?
Papaya
Fruits That Are Easier to Digest
Turkey dinner
4 Easy-to-Digest Foods That Are High in Iron
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The Specific Carbohydrate Diet
Psyllium Pills
The Health Benefits of Fiber Supplements
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How to Gain Weight When You Have IBD
Duck liver mousse on crustini
Vitamin B12 and IBD
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IBD and Zinc Deficiency
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Calcium Deficiency in People With IBD
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Preventing IBD in Your Baby With Breastfeeding
Banana porridge with cinnamon.
Benefits of a Bland Diet for Symptom Management