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Foods easy to digest are those, that are high in insoluble fiber and low in fat. Green vegetables and fruits like watermelon and banana are often advised for people with a weakened digestive system. Advertisement. People having digestion problems are often on the look out of foods that do not burden the stomach.oods that are good sources of soluble and insoluble fiber are easy to digest. Both soluble and insoluble fiber play an important role to maintain normal digestion. They facilitate movement of ingested food through the gastrointestinal tract and ensure smooth bowel movement.
Foods high in fiber include whole grains such as brown rice, barley, and quinoa, certain vegetables and fruits (especially dried fruits), flaxseeds, and legumes such as beans and lentils. Here's a look at the amount of fiber found in specific foods that may help with constipation: 1  navy beans (9.5 grams of fiber per Â½ cup) 2  kidney beans (8.2 grams of fiber per Â½ cup) 3  pinto beans (7.7 grams of fiber per Â½ cup)  artichokes (6.5 grams per 1  artichoke) sweet potatoes (4.8 grams in one medium sweet potato)  pears (4.4 grams in one small pear)