Note: If you suspect that you have Pancreatitis contact a doctor immediately to put you on medication, this article serves the purpose of providing information only.
As you should already know, the inflammation of the pancreas is called Pancreatitis. The pancreas is an organ responsible for the release of many enzymes responsible for the digestion of food, when this ability is obstructed, as you should know, one can experience severe or constant pain in the abdominal or stomach area, nausea, fever, and vomiting.
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To begin treating this condition, one must first relieve the pain associated with it. A diet for Pancreatitis can effectively subdue the pains in the abdomen if done correctly.
A few basic guidelines on a Pancreatitis Diet include:
1. Eat a low fat diet, the total of which should never exceed 40g and should be around 30g.
2. Food you eat should consistently be low in fat and high in protein and carbohydrates.
3. Eat small and frequently, not large and sparingly which can elevate your symptoms
4. All Alcohol should be utterly avoided because even the smallest amount can cause an adverse
reaction.
5. Avoid spicy foods, caffeine, nicotine, and gas-forming food to avoid unnecessary and harmful stimulation of the pancreas.
Every successful Pancreatitis diet must exclude consumption of tobacco, cheese, eggs, butter, fried foods, pizzas, bacon, coffee, tea, energy drinks, wines, beer, beans, etc.
Good things to eat include oatmeal, cereal, bread, oats, spaghetti, rice, vegetables, fruits, salads, soy products, etc.
It is worthy to note that people who have Pancreatitis are prone to develop deficiencies in Magnesium, Selenium, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E. Vitamin B12 is also recommended for Pancreatitis patients to include in their Pancreatitis diet.
Certain herbs have also shown the ability to help those with Pancreatitis, they include (common names) Indian Gooseberry, Ginger root, Licorice root, Asian ginseng, Peony root, and cinnamon Chinese bark but you should probably consult a herbalist for further information on how you can include these in your diet for Pancreatitis. Also, the effects of these herbs have been shown in animal studies to be enhanced when used in combination with Bupleurum, Pinelliea tuber, Chinese skullcap, and jujube.
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