No specific foods are known to trigger diverticulitis. Experts used to believe that eating popcorn, nuts, corn, and seeds ...

Having just come out of hospital after her first attack of diverticulitis ... only then start eating more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, pulses and other high-fibre foods, and remember to ...

Diverticulitis starts as diverticulosis, a condition largely associated with a low-fiber diet. People who eat a low-fiber diet are prone to constipation, which can cause the impaction of stools ...

Corn consumption was unrelated to risk for diverticulitis, and none of the three foods were associated with ... If anything, these data suggest that eating popcorn and nuts is somewhat protective ...

Diverticulitis is more common as you age ... the day can help prevent diverticulitis flare-ups. 2. Eat a high-fiber diet Fiber helps soften the stool and improve your digestion The modern Western ...