Low Fiber/Low Residue Diet Advice Needed
pixilated1
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I'm on a low fiber diet for recurrent colitis and I'm frustrated because it is so hard to eat healthy on this diet. This is the opposite of how I usually eat & I had to stop eating all my whole grain, high fiber, fresh fruit & vegie foods.
Does anyone have any tips? Recipes?
Does anyone have any tips? Recipes?
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Ask your doctor for a referral to an RD who specializes in diets for your medical condition.5
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Ask your doctor for a referral to an RD who specializes in diets for your medical condition.
Second this ^ ^ ^
Having had to eat a low residue diet on a temporary basis (pre stomach surgery and colonoscopy prep) one thing that stood out was that you can still get many veggies in, you just have to cook them first. An RD can give you better info as to what you should avoid and what cooking methods are best.1 -
I hadn't thought of seeing a registered dietician. Thanks!
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The one page sheet that I was given for the diet gave a list of the allowed & not allowed foods but didn't give menu suggestions or recipes. I've googled the diet & found conflicting recommendations, of course.0
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Oh, well if you have the food items, it should be easier to find recipes.0
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Oh, well if you have the food items, it should be easier to find recipes.
Yeah, go to AllRecipes.com They have a feature where you can input the ingredient (so, your list of foods) and it will suggest recipes.
Other than that, you have to do what everyone on the planet does, and that's come up with meals that fit your particular tastes and medical condition(s).1 -
pixilated1 wrote: »The one page sheet that I was given for the diet gave a list of the allowed & not allowed foods but didn't give menu suggestions or recipes. I've googled the diet & found conflicting recommendations, of course.
Sounds like you would still benefit from the referral to a dietitian.2 -
kshama2001 wrote: »pixilated1 wrote: »The one page sheet that I was given for the diet gave a list of the allowed & not allowed foods but didn't give menu suggestions or recipes. I've googled the diet & found conflicting recommendations, of course.
Sounds like you would still benefit from the referral to a dietitian.
Agreed. A dietician will take that page of information and guide you into all kinds of ways to put it into practice. They will likely have access to all kinds of resources like online recipes specifically for people with colitis.1
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