As noted in a previous blog (IBD Briefs August 2019), there have been numerous diets proposed to help with Crohn’s disease. The chart below illustrates the lack of any consensus.
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- Why Does Enteral Nutrition Work for Crohn’s Disease? Is it due to the Microbiome?
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