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Crispy Chicken Cutlet Bowl with Roasted Potatoes, Kale, and Cherry Tomatoes
Symptom check-in POTS: I felt dizzy when I stood up and my heart rate spiked fast. I needed a salty, filling meal that would not leave me shaky an hour later. Potatoes plus protein usually does that for me. Vestibular migraine: I had head pressure and light sensitivity. I did not want anything acidic or spicy. Tomatoes can be risky, so I kept the portion small and did not add vinegar or hot sauce. Lupus: My joints ached, especially my hands. Standing for long was hard, so

Devon Tonneson
1 day ago2 min read


Coconut Smoothie Bowl with Banana, Mango, and Coconut Flakes
Symptom check-in POTS: When I stood up to get water, my heart rate jumped. I got lightheaded and short of breath, and I felt like I might black out if I pushed it. I needed fluids, sodium, and food that did not require standing for long. Vestibular migraine: I had vertigo even while lying still. Turning my head made everything spin. I felt nauseated, and bright light made it worse. Lupus: My hands hurt and felt stiff. Standing at the stove was hard. I needed something I co

Devon Tonneson
3 days ago1 min read


Loaded Sweet Potato with Yogurt, Nut Butter, and Blueberries
Vestibular migraine: low-level head pressure - kept it non-acidic, no citrus, no vinegar; chose gentle flavors Lupus: mild achiness or stiffness - aimed for steady fuel and anti-inflammatory add-ons rather than processed sugar POTS : Very light headed. I passed out earlier today in Target. Disorder safety check Condition Works? Why POTS Yes Sweet potato gives steady carbs; yogurt and nut butter slow the spike and help sustain energy Vestibular migraine Usually yes Mild, no

Devon Tonneson
5 days ago2 min read


Yogurt Bowl with Strawberries, Raspberries, Figs, Coconut, and Almonds
My Symptom Check IN: POTS: No POTS symptoms today. Vestibular migraine: No vestibular migraine symptoms today - no vertigo, no nausea, no light sensitivity. Lupus: No lupus symptoms today - no joint pain or stiffness. Disorder safety check Condition Works? Why POTS Not targeted Mostly a snack unless you add salt or pair with something more substantial Vestibular migraine Conditionally Figs and raspberries can be fine, but sweetness and certain fruits trigger some people; k

Devon Tonneson
6 days ago1 min read


Blackened Salmon Bowl with Broccolini and Purple Sweet Potatoes
Symptom check-in POTS: upright fatigue in the late afternoon - wanted steady carbs + salt + protein without a heavy, greasy meal Vestibular migraine: low-level head pressure - avoided citrus, vinegar, and spicy heat; kept flavors warm and savory Lupus: mild joint stiffness - aimed for anti-inflammatory fats (salmon) and a balanced plate with fiber Disorder safety check Condition Works? Why POTS Yes Salt plus complex carbs plus protein supports blood volume and steadier ene

Devon Tonneson
Jan 152 min read


Seared Tuna Rice Bowl with Cucumber–Mint Salad
Symptom check-in POTS: Felt physically steady but low energy - needed protein and salt without a heavy or greasy meal Vestibular migraine: Low-level head pressure earlier in the day - cautious around spice and strong flavors, chose cooling ingredients to balance Lupus: Mild joint stiffness and fatigue - wanted anti-inflammatory fats and minimal cooking stress on the body Disorder safety check Condition Works? Why POTS Yes Protein + rice provides stable energy without heavines

Devon Tonneson
Jan 132 min read


Fresh Spring Rolls with Tofu and Almond Dipping Sauce
Symptom check-in POTS: Late-afternoon heaviness and mild tachycardia - wanted something cool and hydrating that wouldn’t sit heavy or spike blood sugar Vestibular migraine: Subtle head pressure and light sensitivity - avoided hot foods, strong spice, and intense smells Lupus: General fatigue with low appetite - needed easy-to-chew protein and raw vegetables without excessive oil or heat Disorder safety check Condition Works? Why POTS Yes Hydrating vegetables, light protein, l

Devon Tonneson
Jan 112 min read
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