Zucchini Omelet with Pesto, Arugula, and Feta
- Devon Tonneson

- Feb 9
- 1 min read

Symptom check-in
POTS: I had dizziness every time I stood up today and my heart rate jumped fast - I salted the eggs today, and the feta helped me get sodium in without thinking.
Vestibular migraine: I had no vestibular migraine symptoms today - no vertigo, no nausea, and no light sensitivity.
Lupus: I had body aches and a low fever today - I wanted something anti-inflammatory today that was fully cooked, gentle, and high-protein.
Disorder safety check
Condition | Works? | Why |
POTS | Yes | Salt + protein helps; feta adds easy sodium |
Vestibular migraine | Usually | Mild, non-acidic; pesto can be a trigger if it is very garlicky or has aged cheese |
Lupus | Mostly | Eggs + greens are solid; pesto and feta are fine if tolerated, but keep it simple on sensitive days |
Ingredients (1 omelet)
2 to 3 eggs
1 small zucchini, thinly sliced
Handful of arugula
1 to 2 tbsp pesto
2 to 3 tbsp feta
Olive oil or butter
Salt and pepper
Steps
Sauté zucchini in a little oil with salt until soft and browned.
Whisk eggs with salt and pepper. Pour into a pan and cook on low until mostly set.
Spread pesto over the omelet, add zucchini, and fold.
Top with arugula and feta.


