Include foods rich in fiber. Fiber is important for the health of the digestive system and can be found in foods like fresh fruits, raw vegetables, whole grain breads and cereals, nuts and beans. ‡
Consume fish 3-5 times per week. Fish contains omega 3 fatty acids that can improve digestive abnormalities by stabilizing cell walls, reducing inflammation and restoring balance.
Reduce intake of fried, fattening foods. . Cutting back on greasy, fried foods that are high in fat and hard to digest will reduce the workload of your stomach and intestines.
Incorporate fermented dairy products into your diet. Certain probiotics, or the good bacteria that are found in certain dairy products like yogurt and cottage cheese, may improve intestinal function and overall digestive health.
Maintain a healthy body weight. A Body Mass Index that indicates obesity or unintentional weight loss may have a negative impact on digestive health.