We know everyone is different when it comes to IBD and diet, but it might be helpful to hear what helps others! What are some of your go-to "safe foods" that you know when all else fails, you can at least eat these and still feel well?
My most recent flare I felt as though no food was safe and that maybe I was allergic to food? That is the most frustrating thing about IBD, there is no true consistent.
Brandi Maddox Member
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had to leave deep fry foods and process foods alone what sit my flare ups
Julie Marie Palumbo Member
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@brandimaddox I also avoid fried foods, and avoid processed foods as much as possible. Thanks for sharing!
--Julie (Team Member)
CM van Kampen Member
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Bone broth, preferably chicken. Soft carrots, cauliflower, celery, zucchini...and then I add cubes of cheese, in hopes it will plug me up. But I haven't had to do this in a long time. There was, however, a point where I lived on it. = )
StephH Member
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where in canada I'm in alberta
CM van Kampen Member
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I am also in Alberta.
amalmehboob Member
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Hello! In my case, wheat is the main culprit. When I avoid wheat, I don't experience flares but abdominal discomfort is always there.
Sahara Fleetwood-Beresford Member
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low residue generally! Flare often coincides with chronic fatigue, so it can mean I can't really bothered to cook either, so simple things like noodles, sandwiches, and low fibre cereals end up being a staple! ~ Sahara (team member)