I'm sure this question has been asked before. But as a new to the world of DV I'm trying to get other people's routines and what helps them so that others can try it. What kind of diet? What vitamins or supplements do you take? Any particular excercise helps? I've seen some people say "it's been years since I've had a flare up" sorry if this all runs together but as a new person I'm just nervous that this is going to ruin my life. Edit: thanks for all the information. I've started taking Metamucil and I've been eating salad with most meals but vegetables with all. I love red meat and deep-fried foods but I have basically cut them out all together. Sometimes I mix ground beef with ground turkey and it isn't bad but that's the extent of my red meat consumption. Mostly just chicken and turkey. At least for awhile. Does anyone have any great recipes to share? Also has anyone bought this The Essential Diet for Diverticulitis: A 3-Stage Nutrition Guide to Manage and Prevent Flare-Ups cook book?
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