The Crohn’s disease exclusion diet (CDED) is an established dietary therapy for induction of remission in children and adults. This diet excludes foods that increase inflammation and negatively impact the gut lining. It also includes a set list of mandatory foods foods that can promote gut healing and positively influence the gut microbiome.

Maintaining good gut health is often the key to overall well-being, but sometimes, in our enthusiasm to optimise our digestive system, we can make some missteps. Let's explore one of the most common mistakes people make in their quest for better gut health and delve into the importance of nurturing our gut microbes the right way

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