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ibs-flare:-breakfast-bowl

Why This Recipe Supports IBS (Especially During a Flare): 1. Cooked White Rice (3/4 cup) Low in fiber and low-FODMAP, making it easy to digest and unlikely to trigger bloating or gas. Provides quick energy without irritating the gut. Acts as a bland, binding starch, which can be helpful for loose stools. 2. Unsweetened Almond Milk or Other Low-FODMAP Milk (1 cup) Almond milk is low in lactose and easy on the gut. Can be substituted with lactose-free, rice, or macadamia milk, depending on tolerance. Provides moisture and a soothing texture without triggering inflammation. 3. Firm Banana (1/2, sliced) Less ripe bananas contain less fructose and resistant starch, which are low-FODMAP and less likely to ferment in the gut. Offers potassium, which can be depleted during diarrhea or IBS flares. 4. Ground Cinnamon (1/4 tsp) Natural anti-spasmodic and anti-inflammatory, may help reduce intestinal cramping. May also assist in blood sugar regulation, which can help stabilize energy during a flare. 5. Maple Syrup (1 tsp, optional) A low-FODMAP natural sweetener, safe in small amounts. Adds palatability without the gut disruption common with artificial or high-fructose sweeteners. 6. Pinch of Sea Salt Helps with electrolyte balance, especially if fluid loss has occurred (e.g., diarrhea or poor intake). Can help improve absorption of nutrients in the small intestine. 7. Optional: Lactose-Free Collagen Powder (unflavored) Easily digestible protein source that doesn’t require much digestion. Supports gut lining repair (contains glycine and proline, which aid tissue healing). May help restore muscle mass and energy when appetite is low. 🌿 Summary: This recipe is: Low-FODMAP and gut-friendly Hydrating and easy to digest Supportive of gut repair, electrolyte balance, and energy Gentle on the stomach and ideal during IBS flares when heavier or high-fiber foods are poorly tolerated

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