Diverticulitis
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Ask Leyla: What foods should I avoid with diverticulosis?
By Leyla Muedin MS, RD, CDN
Q: I have recently been diagnosed with diverticulosis. I am researching which foods to avoid and which to eat – however, I’m getting conflicting information. Can you clear this up for me? A: Diverticulosis is very common, especially in those over the…read more
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Diverticulosis and diverticulitis: Integrative prevention and treatment
By Dr. Ronald Hoffman
In the 1960’s, successful British surgeon Denis Burkitt traveled to Uganda to undertake a medical mission among the African native population. There, he characterized a rare form of cancer, eventually to be named “Burkitt’s lymphoma.” But Burkitt is probably best…read more
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