Post by vitoria on Mar 17, 2019 18:48:49 GMT
Crohn's disease can cause diarrhea, bloating, abdominal cramping and pain, nausea and loss of appetite.
Having Crohn's disease presents unique challenges for a person when it comes to eating. Some foods can make symptoms worse at times and people may want to avoid them.
The worst culprits are
popcorn, nuts, and whole grains
other high-fiber foods, especially those rich in insoluble fiber
vegetables with their peels
raw green vegetables
broccoli and cauliflower
red meat
unhealthful fats, such as those in butter, coconut oil, and margarine
salty foods, including processed foods and ready meals
fruits with skins and seeds
spicy foods
caffeine
alcohol
fizzy drinks
foods containing sugar alcohols, including many low-sugar or sugar-free products
Having Crohn's disease presents unique challenges for a person when it comes to eating. Some foods can make symptoms worse at times and people may want to avoid them.
The worst culprits are
popcorn, nuts, and whole grains
other high-fiber foods, especially those rich in insoluble fiber
vegetables with their peels
raw green vegetables
broccoli and cauliflower
red meat
unhealthful fats, such as those in butter, coconut oil, and margarine
salty foods, including processed foods and ready meals
fruits with skins and seeds
spicy foods
caffeine
alcohol
fizzy drinks
foods containing sugar alcohols, including many low-sugar or sugar-free products
