Managing Diverticular Disease: Free Guide & Recipes
Understand how food choices can change during recovery and when you are well. Get a practical nutrition guide and recipe book to support everyday meal planning.
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Here’s what you’ll get
Navigating Diverticular Disease: What to Eat During Flare-Ups and Remission
Learn about temporary dietary changes during recovery, gradual fibre reintroduction and everyday habits that support bowel health.
Recipes to Prevent Diverticulitis
A collection of meal ideas for when you are well. Despite the book’s title, recipes cannot guarantee prevention and may need adapting during an active flare-up.
Free resources from Your Nutrition Pro. Use them alongside advice from your healthcare team.

Diverticular disease and food: common questions
Dietary advice depends on whether you are well or recovering from diverticulitis.
Should I eat a high-fibre diet during a flare-up?
Not necessarily. During acute diverticulitis, your doctor may recommend a temporary lower-fibre or liquid diet. Follow their advice, then reintroduce fibre as recovery allows. Do not use a long-term restrictive diet without guidance.
What should I eat when I am well?
A varied diet with fibre from whole grains, vegetables, fruit and legumes can support bowel function. Increase fibre gradually and drink enough fluid. Your dietitian can adapt choices to your tolerance and health needs.
When should I seek medical care?
Seek prompt medical care for severe abdominal pain, fever, vomiting, blood in your stool or feeling very unwell. A recipe book cannot assess or treat an acute episode.
How do I access the free resources?
Enter your name and email in the form above to access the resources. Use the guide for practical education and the recipes for everyday meal ideas.
Further reading: healthdirect: diverticular disease.
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