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This research aims to explore the dietary habits of individuals with inflammatory bowel diseases and their impact on health outcomes.

March 4, 2026Digestive and Liver Disease0 citationsOpen Access

The role of mediterranean diet and highly processed foods in inflammatory bowel diseases

DMDaria ManieroUniversity of Padua NPN. PolUniversity of Padua CCC CaranfilUniversity of Padua

Key Points

This research aims to explore the dietary habits of individuals with inflammatory bowel diseases and their impact on health outcomes.
Evaluated dietary adherence among Crohn's disease patients.
Analyzed intake of Mediterranean diet and highly processed foods.
Assessed metabolic profiles related to dietary patterns.
CD patients showed lower adherence to the Mediterranean diet during active disease.
Higher intake of highly processed foods correlated with negative metabolic profiles.
Nutritional counseling is essential for promoting healthier eating behaviors.

Abstract

CD patients exhibit lower adherence to the MD, particularly during periods of higher disease activity, while greater HPF intake is linked to adverse metabolic profiles. Tailored nutritional counseling is important for supporting healthier dietary patterns in individuals with IBD.

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