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Recipes, Meal Plans, and Diet for Diverticulitis and Diverticulosis
Treat your diverticulitis with a diet low in fibre and residue and eat the very best to feel well long-term
Our diverticular disease diet (diverticulitis and diverticulosis) is made up of 3 phases
You can choose whichever phase corresponds to your current situation and/or symptoms :
- In the case of an acute diverticulitis episode, or if you have recurring pain from diverticulitis, you can follow the complete diverticulitis diet program. You’ll start with 3 weeks of meal plans low in fibre and residue followed by 3 weeks during which fibre is progressively re-introduced, finally followed by a maintenance phase, with a high fibre diet specially created for diverticulitis (see image above).
- In case of diverticulosis or constipation, the program starts with 3 weeks during which fibre is progressively re-introduced and followed by a high fibre diet specially created for diverticulosis during the maintenance phase (see image above).
Choose What Works for You
Our diverticulitis and diverticulosis meal plans are easy to integrate into your everyday routine. We provide you with the information, tools, and professional help you need to treat diverticular disease.
Why have 450 000 people already chosen SOSCuisine?
No matter which program you choose, you benefit from:
A Specialised Team
Our meal plans are created by registered dietitians specialised in the treatment of diverticulitis.
A Hands-On Solution
Get everything you need: menus, grocery lists, action plans and tips.
Delicious Recipes
1400 diverticular disease recipes: Fast, easy, and delicious.
I found a total comfort of life through your heavenly meal plans
Thank you for helping people like me who suffer from diverticular disease to create balanced meals. When we leave the hospital, we are given two lists of products: "forbidden forever" and "allowed," and with that you're done! So, obviously recurrence plagues us, and that was true in my case.
After my second hospitalization due to diverticulitis, I searched the web and found your meal plans. As a precaution, I asked the opinion of my doctor and my pharmacist. After verification, they told me to go ahead, as the recommendations seemed serious and balanced without deficiencies.
I followed your meal plan and now I am perfectly well, that is to say that I have no more stomach aches! My doctor and pharmacist are very satisfied and said they would recommend SOSCuisine to their patients. Thank you for these smart meal plans - AWESOME!
- Annie V.
SOSCuisine is recommended by:
SOSCuisine is an exceptional tool for those who want to eat healthy. With a variety of meal plans adapted for several health conditions, SOSCuisine empowers anyone to plan balanced and healthy meals that take into account their individual constraints, thereby increasing chances of their maintaining a good health.
Dr. Louis Gagnon
Co-President and Founder, Capsana
Subscribe to this meal plan for as little as €9.95/month!
We have so much confidence in its effectiveness, that we’ll reimburse you in the first 7 days if you aren’t entirely satisfied!
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the diverticulitis diet cure diverticular disease?
Currently, there is little scientific evidence for the proposition that a diet rich in dietary fibre promotes regression of diverticula already formed or prevents inflammation (diverticulitis). However, it seems advantageous for people with diverticular disease without complications, to consume a high amount of dietary fibre.
Source : Manuel de nutrition clinique de l’OPDQ, revision 2010
Are SOSCuisine Meal Plans reliable?
Our Diverticulitis / Diverticulosis Diet comply fully with the recommendations of the experts in the field, the main ones being the following:
- Dietitians of Canada, Eating Guidelines for Diverticular Disease
- Health Canada, Eating Well with Canada’s Food Guide - January 2019
- Health Canada, Dietary Reference Intake Tables
- USDA - USA, ChooseMyPlate
- National Health Service (NHS) - UK, The Eatwell Guide
The nutritional data is from the Canadian Nutrient File, and completed by the French food composition table Ciqual (France), the USDA Food Composition Database (USA), and the Fineli base (Finland).
IMPORTANT: The information provided on this website does not replace a medical consultation and is not intended for self diagnosis. We recommend that you seek the advice of your doctor or healthcare professional before undertaking a change to your diet or lifestyle. See Terms & Conditions.
