Do We Really Need Fiber to Prevent Diverticular Disease? 

It's not known exactly why some people get diverticular disease, but it seems to be linked to age, diet and lifestyle, and genetics.
The exact cause of diverticular disease remain unknown, but several of these factors seem to contribute to its development.
One of the primary cause is believed to be a diet low in fiber. Let’s find out if this is true.
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