The answer is yes and no. Even though there isn’t a specific Crohn’s disease diet, research has found that anti-inflammatory eating plans such as the Mediterranean diet may provide relief.

Eating a Mediterranean-style diet can help people manage IBD symptoms, and a new cookbook from Crohn's & Colitis Ireland ...

Discover how the Mediterranean diet benefits newly diagnosed Crohn’s disease patients by reducing inflammation and improving ...

Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis (UC) are both types of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that share similar symptoms but differ in their affected areas, disease progression, and treatment ...

But because Crohn’s disease affects everyone differently, it can take time to find an effective treatment plan. Typically ... immune system suppressors, diet, and more are potential therapies ...

“As we recognize Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Week, we call on employers and health plans to normalize conversations about gut health and advocate for solutions that work for all of their ...