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What is a good diet plan after being diagnosed with chronic inactive gastritis?
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No one size fits all: Your answer is quite complicated. If serious conditions and food allergies and insenstivities have all been excluded, it is a great idea to keep a food diary. Keep track of what foods agree with your system and which foods agravate your digestive tract. Alcohol and coffee and spicy foods should be avoided.
Answered 3/3/2018
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