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  1. ... diet; Ulcerative colitis - low fiber diet; Surgery - low fiber diet ... High-fiber foods add bulk to your bowel movements. Eating low-fiber foods ... bowel syndrome Diverticulitis Crohn disease Ulcerative colitis Sometimes ...
  2. ... recommend getting more fiber in your diet. A high-fiber diet has many health benefits. Most people don't ...
  3. ... is important for regular bowel function. Eat a high-fiber diet and drink plenty of liquids (eight glasses) each day as recommended by your doctor.
  4. ... is important for regular bowel function. Eat a high-fiber diet and drink plenty of liquids (eight glasses) each day as recommended by your doctor.
  5. ... is important for regular bowel function. Eat a high-fiber diet and drink plenty of liquids (eight glasses) each day as recommended by your doctor.
  6. ... in achieving and maintaining glycemic (blood sugar) control. High fiber diets can also help with both constipation and diarrhea. ... farina Whole-grain breads Brown rice Quinoa Popcorn High-fiber cereals, such as bran, shredded wheat, and puffed wheat Whole-wheat pastas Bran muffins
  7. ... on the basis of population-based epidemiologic data, high-fiber diets were recommended to prevent colon neoplasms. However, a ...
  8. ... plenty of fluids, exercise regularly, and eat a high-fiber diet, including whole-grain (e.g., bran) cereals, fruits, ...
  9. ... Diverticulitis can return, but some providers think a high-fiber diet may lessen your chances of a recurrence.
  10. ... was previously thought that eating soy or a high fiber diet might decrease the effects of DHEA, but this ...
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