
Can people with diverticular disease eat nuts?
Yes, people with diverticular disease can eat nuts. A systematic review of the available evidence, published in 2025, concluded that…
Health professional resource.
Evidence consistently shows that regular nut consumption is associated with good health.
Yet most Australians aren’t eating enough, with only two per cent meeting the target of a healthy handful (30g) of nuts a day. One of the reasons for this shortfall is concern over the energy and fat content of nuts.
But recent research suggests we may not actually absorb up to 26 per cent of the kilojoules in nuts.
Published April 6, 2021
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