In the first few days of diagnosing jaundice, a juice diet is the best option. Begin your day with a glass of warm water with lemon juice and have 4 to 5 glasses of juice daily. You can add some honey for added taste if you wish to. Honey has digestive enzymes, it is sure to help you by way of its antioxidants which help in the recovery process. Check the recipe of Honey Lemon Water.

Honey Lemon Water

Begin with clear liquid diet like strained juices. You can opt for both fruit and vegetable juices. These have ample antioxidants in them which helps flush out toxins and help you fight the disease.

Fruits like papaya, berries, avocado, melons, and grapefruit, citrus fruits are beneficial to a person suffering from jaundice because of their rich enzymes, micro-nutrients, and cellular regeneration capabilities. Strained Orange Juice are good choices to begin with. Remember to add no sugar to these juices.

 Homemade Strained Orange Juice

You can also have vegetable juice like Strained Carrot Juice.

 Homemade Strained Carrot Juice

This can be accompanied by at least one glass of coconut water a day. Coconut water is another flacourful way of catching up with your water needs. It also helps to maintain electrolyte balance in the body. Have plain coconut water, preferably without coconut meat, as the coconut meat is difficult to digest. 

 Coconut Drink with Coconut Meat

After following this for 3 to 5 days, depending on the severity of the condition, vegetable and fruit juice combos can be introduced like Muskmelon and Pineapple Juice. Gradually you can also stop straining the juices.

Muskmelon and Pineapple Juice

Indian Soup Recipes for Jaundice

Thin vegetable soups and thin dal water without any spice and fat can be introduced a few days later. Remember you need to give your body enough protein, vitamins and minerals for recovery. You are what you eat.

Experiment with a single vegetable to make a simple soup like Carrot Soup for babies without any spice and fat. Feel free to add a pinch of salt though.

 Carrot Soup for Babies

Later vegetable soup combos can be introduced. You can try Mixed Vegetable Soup, but again without spice and fat. These irritate the digestive tract and hence are better avoided. Once your body is accustomed to these soups, try chunky soups like Broccoli Soup then.

Broccoli Broth, Healthy Clear Broccoli Carrot Soup

Indian Soft Diet Recipes for Jaundice

Salads, soft chapatis and soft-cooked subzis and non-spicy khichdis can be also be added slowly after 7 to 10 days. Avoid all the fried chips and samosa to mithais. No spice yet and fat in minimum quantity to put less strain on the liver.

Soft khichdis which are easier to chew and digest are best. Try Moong Dal Khichdi for babies.

Moong Dal Khichdi for Babies

Also try Oats Khichdi as a light dinner option. 

Oats Khichdi

Dals with minimum spice can be a part of your diet. Try Palak Masoor Dal. It is flavourful and makes use of minimum masalas.

 Palak Masoor Dal for Babies and Toddlers

Introduction of Dairy Products in Jaundice

In the first week of the disease, it is good to avoid milk since it is difficult to digest than strained juices and thin soups.

Passed a week after diagnosis, depending on the severity of the condition, porridge using skim milk or low fat milk can be introduced once a day. Check by having a small quantity. If you have digestion problems, then discontinue it. If you can digest, continue it for a few days and gradually introduce full fat milk.

Try and bowl curd. It is mose easy to digest. It is probiotic and well-tolerated than milk.
 

Curd

Tips for Jaundice Recovery Diet

• 10 glasses of water for sure.
• Remember to have small and frequent meals in a day rather than 2 to 3 big meals.
• Berries are rich in antioxidants. Include them.
• Follow Liquid diet which progresses to Soft Diet.
• After a week add whole grains and pulses. Cook them well.
• Herbal Tea is allowed.

• No tea and coffee please.
• Alcochol and carbonated beverages are your enemy. Stay away from them.
• Kick off refined carbs like maida, bread and pasta.
• Manage without packaged and canned foods.
• No foods with preservatives also.
• Fried foods for sure a big NO.

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