Six diets by conditionNew
Irritable bowel (low FODMAP), fatty liver, reflux and gastritis, constipation, bland diet, and cholesterol and blood pressure.
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Vedi in italianoIrritable bowel, fatty liver, reflux, constipation, days with diarrhea or high cholesterol and blood pressure: choose yours and you'll have what to eat, what to avoid and a one-week menu with quantities to suit your calories. Move it to your plan or download it as a PDF.
Free, no AI and no coins. These are general guidelines for adults: they don't replace your doctor or your dietitian.


Irritable bowel (low FODMAP), fatty liver, reflux and gastritis, constipation, bland diet, and cholesterol and blood pressure.
Type “gas”, “heartburn” or “diarrhea” and the matching diet comes up, even if you don't know what it's called.
Each page tells you which foods fit and which are best left out, in short, clear sentences.
Breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner for the whole week, with preparation and quantities.
Choose from 1400 to 2500 kcal and the servings adjust on their own. DietaGo marks the level closest to your goal.
Save it, print it or pass it to whoever cooks at home: the diet page, what to eat, what to avoid and the full menu.
With “Apply to my week” you choose from which Monday, and the meals go into your plan so you can tick them off.
Get the week's ingredients in a list and save it to your shopping lists.
Each diet says when to see a doctor. For kidney disease, Crohn's or diabetes treated with insulin, we recommend seeing a professional.
Open “Diets for your health” from the menu or from Diet templates. Tap the figure for your condition or search for it by a symptom.
Check what to eat and what to avoid, choose your kcal level and look at each day's menu.
Apply it to your weekly plan, get the shopping list or download the PDF to keep it at hand.



Six: irritable bowel (low FODMAP), fatty liver, reflux and gastritis, constipation, bland diet (for days with diarrhea or an upset stomach) and high cholesterol and blood pressure. Each one includes what to eat, what to avoid, when to see a doctor and a 7-day menu.
No. They are general guidelines for adults, not a treatment. If you have a diagnosis, take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or your symptoms get worse, check with a professional before changing your eating.
Nothing. The diets for your health, the PDF, the shopping list and moving them to your weekly plan are free: they use no AI and spend no coins.
Yes. From the diet page, “Download as PDF” creates a document with the diet at the calorie level you chose: what to eat, what to avoid, the 7-day menu with quantities and what to bear in mind.
Because in those cases a generic diet may not be safe: a professional needs to adjust it to your test results and your treatment. The app tells you so and recommends asking your doctor or a registered dietitian for one.
Download DietaGo, open “Diets for your health” and have your menu for the week in a minute.