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Behcet Syndrome diet. Is there a diet which improves the quality of life of people with Behcet Syndrome?
Are you aware of a diet that can improve the quality of life of people with Behcet Syndrome? Is there a diet that is suggested to avoid when having Behcet Syndrome? See if there is a diet that can improve the quality of life of people with Behcet Syndrome, recommended and to avoid food when having Behcet Syndrome
I have heard that a gluten free diet can be helpful; however, I have not done this myself. I am unsure if there has been any conclusive research in this area. When I was experiencing 10-12 oral lesions at a time intended to avoid more acidic foods that would hurt and exacerbate my lesions. I avoided orange juice, tomatoes/tomato sauces, salads with acidic dressings, crunchy breads/toast that could scrape or poke at any lesions, etc.
Posted Apr 28, 2017 by bleach 1000
NO SMOKING! Avoidance of alcohol especially with some medications. Gluten free is sometimes recommended as well. It also depends on the symptoms the client is having and vitamin deficiencies. Turmeric and ginger is good for pain control. Some people have problems with lactose intolerance.
Posted Sep 13, 2017 by wdebwill 850
There is a study linking food allergies with Behçet's disease, eating a well balanced healthy diet is the best option with some people avoiding food that cause flare ups like dairy & gluten and sugars
Posted Sep 13, 2017 by Fallenangelld 700
Yes, an anti -inflammatory diet is necessary. No gluten no dairy low sugar. Vegetarian or vegan is best. Paléo is good too.
Posted Sep 17, 2017 by Carole-Anne Halsey 2000
Not that im aware of
Posted Oct 24, 2017 by Linda Egan 1500
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Posted Jul 31, 2018 by Merve Deniz 500
Sugar is a big contributing factor in inflammation. Mediterranean diet seems like the best so far. Stick to more natural food and less processed food. It cuts down on inflammation and gastrointestinal issues. Protein for energy and fresh fruit and vegetables.
Posted Jan 11, 2022 by Leah 900
For me an inflammatory diet has been very helpful. I actually slowly detoxed after getting really sick then became a vegan for a little over a year. I can't suggest this lifestyle for everyone but for me it helped but you have to get injections and really maintain your vitamin levels etc. It was good for a time to clean out so to speak but had to go back to meat and dairy but in moderation. I've enjoyed the Mediterranean diet and Paleo.
Posted Mar 15, 2022 by RonnieJ 3350
Yes! You don't want to eat anything that increases inflammation, so stay away from the following:
Cheese (due to manufacturing process)
Anything with a preservative
Lactose
Anything artificial
You can only have things that are fresh, canned, or jarred. You still need to watch for preservatives, anything you can't pronounce, etc.
Cheese (due to manufacturing process)
Anything with a preservative
Lactose
Anything artificial
You can only have things that are fresh, canned, or jarred. You still need to watch for preservatives, anything you can't pronounce, etc.
Posted Mar 16, 2022 by Shelby 2750
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Hsy that do test for food intolerances and allergies.
Posted Sep 17, 2017 by Salvador 2000
