Foods list for IBD-AID

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Phase 1: Flare, symptoms prominent Phase 2: Symptoms intermittent Phase 3: Remission/maintenance Foods list for IBD-AID FOOD ITEM PHASE I PHASE II PHASE III FRUITS FRESH OR FROZEN May need to puree and strain out seeds depending on phase/tolerance Achieve Silken textures: -Foods and herbs need to be cooked and pureed. -No seeds or stems. -Must grind or finely mince foods. Soft textures: -Foods need to be pureed or cooked to improve tolerance of textures. -No stems or seeds, and avoid "harder" peels. -May need to grind or finely mince foods especially proteins. All foods in this list as tolerated. Apples, infrequently (cooked are best) Apricots Avocado Bananas Blackberries (may need to avoid/strain seeds)* Blueberries (may need to avoid/strain seeds)* Cantaloupe pureed Cherimoya (soft) Cherries Coconut, fresh and dried Cranberries cooked and sweetened only with honey* Dates Paste Figs* Grapefruit Grapes (only red, black, purple) Kiwi* Kumquats (avoid waxed)

Lemons Juice Juice Limes Juice Mangoes Melon Nectarines Oranges (watered down juices) Papaya Passion fruit (may need to avoid/strain seeds)* Peaches Pears Persimmons Pineapple Plums Pomegranate (may need to avoid/strain seeds)* Juice Prunes Raisins (limited)* Raspberries (may need to avoid/strain seeds)* Strawberries (may need to avoid/strain seeds)* Tangerines Juice Watermelon, seedless Juice VEGETABLES* (may need to puree) FRESH OR FROZEN Acorn Squash Algae (blue green, spirulina, powdered or pureed) Artichokes Asparagus Beets (may turn stools red temporarily) Caution Bell peppers Cooked Black Radish Bok Choy Broccoli (may need digestive enzymes to tolerate) Brussels Sprouts (may need digestive enzymes to tolerate) Butternut Squash Cabbage (regular or fermented i.e.: sauerkraut and kimchi, may need digestive enzymes to tolerate)

Canned Vegetables (no additives) Capers Carrots Cauliflower (may need digestive enzymes to tolerate) Celery Celery root Chard Chicory Root Pureed Collard greens Cucumbers (avoid waxed, peeled recommended) Dill pickles Eggplant Green Beans Jalapenos Kale Pureed Leek Pureed Mushrooms Pureed *Olives (black, green) in limited amounts due to sodium Onions, scallions pureed cooked Pumpkin Rutabaga Scallions Pureed Sauerkraut (May need digestive enzymes) Seaweed Snow peas (strings and stems removed) Spinach (Stem-less, can be eaten raw; With stems need to cook and puree) Squash (butternut, winter) String beans Sweet Potato** (limit to occasional intake) Tomatoes Water chestnuts** Watercress Zucchini

MEATS (only lean cuts, trimmed) Very lean beef (may need to be ground) Lamb Poultry Chicken, Turkey (no skin, may need to be ground) Eggs (omega-3) Duck, goose FISH/SEAFOOD All fish (no bones) Canned fish such as sardines (small bones ok) Scallops Minced Shrimp, crab Minced Prawns Minced Lobster Minced Minced DAIRY (Limit portions due to high saturated fat content) Choose Aged Cheeses Only Aged Cheeses (Asiago, Blue, Brick, Brie, Camembert, Colby, Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Edam, Gorgonzola, Gouda, Gruyere, Havarti, Limburger, Manchego, Monterey Jack, Muenster, Parmesan, Provolone, Romano, Roquefort, Stilton, Swiss, etc.) Dry curd cottage cheese (DCCC)/Farmer's cheese/hoop cheese Kefir (plain, good date) Plain yogurt *(active probiotic, good date) regular or Greek MILKS (Unsweetened) Non-Dairy Milks (Almond, Coconut, Hemp, Soy, Oat, etc.)

NUTS/SEEDS* (Nut and seed butters recommended) Nut/Seed Butters (Almond, Cashews, Chestnuts, Hazelnut, Macadamia, Peanuts, Pecans, Pine nuts, Pistachios, Seeds, Walnuts, etc.) Chia (as tolerated, pre-soaked if needed) Flaxseed meal Whole Nuts/Seeds (Almond, Cashews, Chestnuts, Hazelnut, Macadamia, Peanuts, Pecans, Pine nuts, Pistachios, Seeds, Walnuts, etc.) Grains Oats (Groats, steel cut or rolled): add double amount of water called for to make softer, puree if needed LEGUMES/BEANS* (Well-cooked, mashed, pureed or flours) May need digestive enzymes Miso (Refrigerated kind has the live, good bacteria) Aduki beans Black beans Kidney beans Lentils Lima beans Navy/haricot beans Split peas Soy/tofu (Silken can be eaten raw) Yellow split peas FLOUR OPTIONS Grain-Free Flours (Almond, Brazil Nut, Cashew, Chestnut, Coconut, Fava Bean, Garbanzo Bean, Hazelnut, Lentil, Oat, Peanut, Pecan, Pistachio, Soy) SWEETENERS Honey (local, raw)

SPICES Allspice Basil Bay leaf Black pepper Cardamom powder Cayenne pepper flakes (As tolerated) Chile pepper powder (As tolerated) Chili powder (As tolerated) Cilantro Cinnamon Clove powder Coriander Cumin Curry powder Dill Fenugreek (Leaves only Phase I & II, Phase III: Leaves + seeds) Garlic (As tolerated) Ginger Nutmeg Oregano Paprika (As tolerated) Rosemary Sea salt Thyme Turmeric Vanilla Extract (pure) Vanillin OILS/FATS Almond oil Avocado oil Butter Canola oil Coconut oil

Flaxseed oil Ghee Grapeseed oil Macadamia butter Olive oil Safflower oil (limit due to Omega-6 content) Sesame oil (limit due to Omega-6 content) Sunflower oil (limit due to Omega-6 content) Walnut oil FRESH HERBS (fresh or dried, without additives; if fresh - no stems for phase I or II) Basil, dill, cilantro, marjoram, mint, oregano, parsley, rosemary, thyme CONDIMENTS (check for no added sugars) Bragg's Amino Acids Ketchup (sugar-free) Mayonnaise Mustard Tabasco sauce (as tolerated) Tamari soy sauce (no wheat soy sauce) Tomato sauce (no added sugar/high-fructose corn syrup, or other additives) Vinegar (As tolerated) BEVERAGES (WATER first!) Apple Cider Non-Dairy Milks (ex. Almond Milk unsweetened) Club Soda Coffee (As tolerated) Cranberry juice (no sugar added) Juice (watered down; all juices must have no added sugar)* Herbal Teas, Pau D'Arco tea (as tolerated) Teas (such as Green tea, Black tea, Peppermint tea, Spearmint tea) Tomato juice

ALCOHOL (Limit to one drink per day or less for women, two drinks per day or less for men; Serving size for one drink is 12 oz beer or wine cooler, 5 oz table wine, or 1.5 oz 80- proof distilled spirits) Bourbon, gin, Scotch/whiskey Vodka (Wheat, rye, barley, potato, corn or rice-based) for any phase for any phase Vodka (fruit-based) White Wine Red Wine Hard ciders (if gluten-free) Beer for any phase for any phase SUPPLEMENTS (only as directed) Aloe Vera** (as directed) Fish oil, B12, liquid calcium Flax oil, borage oil PB-8, VSL-3, Sacchromyces Boulardii, other probiotics Other (as directed) OTHER Baking soda (Featherweight or cornstarch-free varieties) Baking powder Broth (Chicken, vegetable, beef) Cocoa powder (unsweetened) *Avoid if you have strictures. May need to strain for seeds. Barbara.olendzki@umassmed.edu http://www.umassmed.edu/nutrition