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Clear liquid diet

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Resting the Gastrointestinal Tract: Dietary Guidelines

In certain situations, such as before or after surgery, during gastrointestinal issues, or preceding diagnostic procedures, it may be necessary to allow the gastrointestinal tract time to rest. This diet is typically short-term, lasting no more than 2 to 3 days, and focuses on easily absorbed foods that leave minimal residue in the intestine. The recommended foods include:

Soups: Thin broths and consommé. Desserts and Sweets: Hard candy, honey, ice pops, plain fruit gelatin (Jell-O). Beverages: Water, soft drinks, tea or coffee without milk, thin fruit juice.

Note: To avoid residue, it is crucial to exclude milk and fruit juices with pulp from the diet.

Always be mindful of your diet, as it significantly influences your health!

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