My husband has chrons diease what foods can he eat and what food to avoid?

Suggestions...: While diet is not the cause of crohn's, eating the right foods and avoiding some foods will result in feeling better. A few simple suggestions include: eating smaller more frequent meals, reduce greasy or fried foods, limit milk products, and reduce high fiber foods such as seeds, nuts and popcorn. I refer you to ccfa.Org for more reliable information. Good luck!

Depends: Usually doesn't matter with regards to progression or resolution of crohns disease, unless he has an active fistula or high grade small bowel obstruction. With active crohns disease it's important he sees a gastroenterologist on a regular bases.