The mild derivative diet according to F.X. Mayr

The mild reducer diet as a gentle alternative

During a F.X. Mayr cure, the four basic principles of rest, cleansing, training and substitution form the basis to specifically promote the regeneration of the gastrointestinal tract. The diet plan during this form of bland diet is precisely adapted to the needs of the guest. In general, the F.X. Mayr cure starts with intensive tea or therapeutic fasting and without solid foods. The diet plan is then continuously expanded. Subsequently, the cure is followed by a chewing training with specially prepared cure biscuits, which serve as a chewing trainer, vegan spreads and organic sheep yoghurt. Then, for example, tasty vegetable soups are added. After that, the mild derivative diet follows.

The stay at the spa hotel Larimar in Austria is finally rounded off with the digestion-friendly vitality diet (tasty vegetable dishes, meat and fish). The different diets are basically based on each other but can vary – depending on the patient. The diets in the Hotel Larimar are individually geared to each person by the experienced F.X. Mayr doctors.

A bland diet to heal the gut

At the F.X. Mayr hotel Larimar, a strong focus lies on natural and high-quality-foods. The mild derivative diet is a digestion-friendly form of diet and promotes the rehabilitation of the digestive system. At the beginning of this form of bland diet, cooked vegetables that do not bloat the stomach form the basis of the cure. The vegetables are served both as a soup and as a main course. Eventually, the menu can be steadily expanded. In addition to vegetables, carbohydrates, meat and fish are then added to the diet. The mild derivative diet is also perfectly suitable for very slim people who often suffer from gastrointestinal problems.