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Why Is Managing Ulcerative Colitis So Overwhelming? Understand the Triggers and Catch the Signs Early
Chronic Inflammation and Gut Lining Damage
Trigger Foods and Food Sensitivities
Stress and Immune Response
Micronutrient Malabsorption
Chronic Inflammation and Gut Lining Damage
Trigger Foods and Food Sensitivities
Stress and Immune Response
Micronutrient Malabsorption
What Happens If You Don’t Follow a Proper Diet for Ulcerative Colitis?
Higher Risk of Chronic Diseases
Conditions like type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure become more likely.
Joint Pain and Limited Mobility
Extra weight puts pressure on your joints, leading to pain, stiffness, and difficulty moving freely.
Emotional and Mental Strain
Weight gain can lower self-esteem, trigger anxiety, and increase the risk of depression.
Persistent Flare-Ups and Hospital Visits
Nutritional Deficiencies
Weight Loss and Muscle Wasting
The Solution: A Personalized Nutrition Plan Designed for Ulcerative Colitis
Here’s How Our Experts Help You Lose Weight the Right Way:
Identify Personal Flare Triggers
We assess your symptoms, diet history, and medical condition to pinpoint foods and habits that may be worsening your inflammation.
Nourish with Soothing, Anti-Inflammatory Foods
Our meal plans include well-tolerated, nutrient-dense meals that support tissue repair, hydration, and immune strength — without overloading your gut.
Support Healing with Lifestyle Guidance
We help you build daily habits that reduce gut strain, from mindful eating and hydration to meal spacing and rest.
Ongoing Expert Support
Get 1:1 guidance, WhatsApp support, and continuous monitoring to ensure your plan evolves with your gut health.
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Meet our team of experts
Gagandeep Brar
M.sc Food & Nutrition
Enjoys adventurous travel, seeks new cultures and offbeat destinations
Gracy Budhiraja
M.sc Food & Nutrition
Enjoys adventurous travel, seeks new cultures and offbeat destinations
Manika Saini
M.sc and PG Diploma (Nutrition & dietician)
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Simran Thapa
M.sc Food & Nutrition
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Priyanka Mittal
Founder & Head Dietitian
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the best diet for ulcerative colitis?
The best diet for ulcerative colitis is anti-inflammatory and easy on the gut. At Indyte, we recommend a personalized, low-residue plan with well-cooked vegetables, lean proteins, and gut-soothing foods that reduce irritation and support healing.
What are the 6 worst foods for ulcerative colitis?
Foods that often worsen symptoms include:
- Raw cruciferous vegetables (like broccoli)
- Fried and spicy foods
- Caffeine
- Alcohol
- Dairy (if lactose-intolerant)
- Carbonated drinks and processed snacks
These can trigger inflammation, bloating, or urgency during flares.
What is a good breakfast for ulcerative colitis?
A well-tolerated breakfast might include soft oats, mashed banana, stewed apple, or boiled eggs with rice flakes — all low-fiber and gentle on the gut. Indyte builds such plans to match your flare cycle and digestion patterns.
Can we eat eggs with ulcerative colitis?
Yes. Eggs are a great source of easy-to-digest protein and healthy fats, especially during flare-ups. Soft-boiled, scrambled, or poached eggs are typically well-tolerated unless individual sensitivity exists.
What are dietary ways to treat diabetes?
You can manage diabetes effectively through balanced meals, low-GI foods, fiber-rich vegetables, portion control, and consistent meal timings. At Indyte, we build the best meal plan for you — designed to stabilize blood sugar naturally, without the stress of guessing what to eat.