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Hello! I received my results today and I have lymphocytic colitis and am starting Entocort tomorrow. I was told by the doctor to cut out gluten, lactose, sorbitol, caffeine, NSAIDs. Upon researching more about colitis, I am unsure how to proceed diet wise. Does anyone have any advise on this? I tried finding a clear cut list of foods I am allowed to eat but have came up empty handed and instead very confused. I look forward to your comments!
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Post by Marcia K »

Hello, Antonella. At the top of the page click on diet information. Everything you need to know will be on there. You have come to the right place for help on your journey to healing.
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Post by tex »

Hi Antonella,

Welcome to the group. In addition to what Marcia posted, Gabes has assembled a number of articles with suggestions (including food suggestions) under Guidelines for Recovery, at the link below:

Guidelines for Recovery

Again, welcome aboard and please feel free to ask anything.

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It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.
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Post by Erica P-G »

Welcome Antonella :smile:

If you are rushed for reading time....basic is the way to go...

Real cuts of Meats - no processed meat like pepperoni or bologna.

Real vegetables - over steamed such as carrots, yellow potato, sweet potato.

Dairy Free milks - Almond, Rice, Cashew or Coconut types.

season with Sea Salt.

Make Bone Broth from Lamb, Wild Game, Beef, Cornish Hen bones. (This is one of the most crucial staples you can drink and eat after a diagnosis of LC or CC it has many healing properties about it)

If you drink coffee you should still be able to now too, just don't add dairy products....use the Almond, Rice, Cashew or Coconut types.

This is just a starter suggestion....more suggestions to come I am sure...and reading will fill you in on the rest :wink:
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Post by brandy »

https://perskyfarms.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=22328

This is Gabe's suggested eating plan.
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Post by Gabes-Apg »

Welcome.

The key links have been provided above.

The suggestions we make may at first seem over the top. Breathe, relax and embrace new ways of thinking regarding food, eating etc.

Another good area is the member success stories area, here you will see what others have done to attain good healing.
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