Diarrhea Diet?
Have you got diarrhea? Although you may believe that eating can make your condition worsen, certain dietary modifications can alleviate symptoms. Some home remedies can ease diarrhea, including the BRAT Diet and restricting certain food.
Diarrhea causes
Most people have diarrhea at least once or twice per year. You could have a food allergy, a bacterial illness or just eat something that doesn’t agree with you. Stress can also cause diarrhea. It is usually not a big deal and will resolve within a few days. Probiotics and a BRAT (bananas, rice, and applesauce) diet can ease symptoms. Avoiding fatty foods and difficult-to-digest food can also help.
Diarrhea is a common condition that requires specific food recommendations.
Recommended foods
- Buttermilk, pomegranate seeds, pigeon peas, Shasthi, old sali, and fresh bananas are all recommended.
- Yogurt is a good choice (unless you have lactose intolerance, in which you will need to reduce consumption).
- Pretzels, toast, plain crackers, saltines, grape juice, boiled potatoes, and rice
- Every day, drink 8-10 glasses of clear liquids.
Foods to Moderately Consume:
Moderation is the key to eating meat soup, boiled white egg and corn. Drink only the right amount of water.
Avoid these foods:
Avoid wheat, barley, and honey. Also, avoid drumsticks, ash gourds, drumsticks of all kinds, grapes/raisins, and green leafy vegetables. Avoid sugarcane and its juice
Home Remedies:
- To overcome diarrhea, boil pomegranate skins in water and reduce by half. Drink this mixture frequently.
- The decoction is made by boiling one teaspoon of cumin seeds in a glass of water. It’s then mixed with a tsp fresh coriander juice and a pinch of salt. Take this twice daily, after eating.
- As a remedy for diarrhea, nutmeg powder (about 5-10 grams) is mixed with apple or banana juice.
