QC: Food Travel Tips for Endo Warriors: Fight The Flairs

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Registered dietitian Sarah Rae shares practical strategies for managing endometriosis symptoms while traveling and eating at restaurants. She provides evidence-based nutrition advice specifically addressing how to reduce bloating and discomfort when eating outside your controlled home environment.

• Avoid skipping meals when traveling – aim to eat every 4-5 hours to prevent increased bloating
• Pack portable snacks like protein bars or hard-boiled eggs to maintain regular eating patterns
• Don’t hesitate to ask restaurants about food preparation or request modifications to avoid trigger ingredients
• Consider carrying digestive enzymes like FODZYME to help break down trigger foods when unavoidable
• Stay well-hydrated and consider limiting caffeine and alcohol when traveling if these trigger symptoms
• Remember that supplements like FODZYME should be discussed with healthcare providers

Send your questions about endometriosis management by using the link in the episode description, emailing contact@endobattery.com, or visiting the EndobBattery.com contact page.

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Introducing Quick Connect with Sarah Ray

Speaker 1
0:00

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to

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Today

we're

joined

by

Sarah

Ray

from

Pacific

Northwest

Endometriosis

Nutrition
.

She's

a

registered

dietitian

specializing

in

endometriosis

and

fertility

nutrition
.

She's

here

to

cut

through

the

noise

and

share

real
,

evidence-based

strategies

to

help

you

fuel

your

body

without

the

confusion
.

Let's

dive

in
.

How

can

someone

traveling

or

eating

out

navigate

food

choices

that

won't

trigger

symptoms
?

Travel Nutrition Tips for Endo Symptoms

Speaker 2
1:06

Yeah
,

that

is

a

really

tricky

one

and

it

depends

on

kind

of

where

you

are

with

your

gut

health

and

you

know
,

if

somebody

has

SIBO

it's

going

to

be

really

hard

to

eat

out

untreated
.

So

if

you're

having

daily

bloating

maybe

you've

already

had

excision

surgery

it

might

be

worth

kind

of

looking

into

what's

going

on

there
.

But

one

thing

is

trying

to

avoid

skipping

meals

too

often
.

So

a

lot

of

times
,

like

when

we're

on

vacation

or

we're

really

busy

with

work
,

meetings

and

things

like

that
,

people

might

fall

into

like

a

two

meal

a

day

eating

pattern

because

we're

eating

larger

meals

and

maybe

we're

full
.

But

that

can

really

set

you

up

for

having

increased

bloat

or

feeling

really

uncomfortable
.

So

whether

you

pack

snacks

with

you

or

maybe

the

first

stop

you

go

is

to

the

grocery

store

to

get

some

things

that

you

can

carry

with

you

or

have

in

your

bag
,

some

protein

bars

or

some

hard

boiled

eggs

or

something

just

to

kind

of

keep

you

going

and

try

to

eat

about

every

four

hours

at

you

know
,

the

longest

five

hours

in

between

meals

can

be

really

helpful
.

Speaker 2
2:09

The

other

thing

is
,

if

you're

not

sure

what's

on

a

restaurant

menu
,

ask

how

it's

prepared
.

Or

if

you're

particularly

sensitive

to

garlic

or

fried

foods
,

ask

if

it's

possible

to

have

that

thing

altered
.

So

we

pay

a

lot

of

money

for

our

meals

and

we

don't

want

to

completely

recreate

the

dish
,

but

a

lot

of

times
,

like

for

me
,

raw

onions

are

really

triggering
,

even
,

you

know
,

with

all

of

the

things

I've

done
.

So

I

will

just

ask

could

I

have

no

onions

on

my

salad
?

Or
,

you

know
,

is

it

possible

to

get

the

guacamole

made

without

onions
?

So

just

ask
,

and

a

lot

of

times

they'll

say

yes

or

no

if

that

can

be

done
.

Speaker 2
2:44

So

you

know
,

asking

questions

and

advocating

for

yourself

in

that

FODZYME and Helpful Supplements

Speaker 2
2:48

sometimes

traveling

with

like

a

gas

X

or

some

digestive

enzymes
,

when

you

know

restaurant

foods

are

really

going

to

be

triggering

for

you
,

can

be

helpful
.

So

it's
,

you

know
,

sometimes

we

just

can't

avoid

the

food
,

or

maybe

we're

at

a

conference

or

something

where

we

don't

have

control

of

it
.

But

having

a

band-aid

approach

on

board

just

to

get

you

through

that
,

so

your

pants

fit

at

the

end

of

the

day
,

can

be

really

helpful
.

Yeah
,

Make

sure

you're

drinking

enough

water
.

Limiting

your

caffeine

If

traveling

is

particularly

triggering
.

Don't

do

the

alcohol

while

you're

traveling
.

Speaker 1
3:20

Yeah
,

that's

probably

a

big

one

for

a

lot

of

people
.

Maybe

you

can

speak

to

this
.

There

is
,

like

this

thing

that

you

can

put

and

you've

talked

about

it

before

where

you

can

put

it

on

your

food
.

That

will

help

break

down

your

food
.

Speaker 2
3:34

The

one

that

I

have

found

really

helpful

for

people

is

called

FODZYME
.

Yeah
,

so

it's

F-O-D-Z-Y-M-E
.

So

it's

F-O-D-Z-Y-M-E
,

and

that

helps

with

when

you're

eating

higher

FODMAP

foods
,

which

tend

to

be

the

ones

that

bloat

us
.

It

kind

of

helps

break

that

down

for

your

body

and

so

it

can

give

you

a

little

bit

more

freedom

for

eating

out
.

That

one

can

be

good
.

There's

other

digestive

enzymes

out

there
.

You

know
,

as

with

all

supplements
,

it's

good

to

talk

to

your

health

care

provider

before

you

take

them
,

because

supplement

industry

isn't

regulated
.

But

yeah
,

something

like

that

can

be

really

helpful
.

Speaker 1
4:08

That's

a

wrap

for

this

Quick

Connect

Episode Wrap-up and Contact Info

Speaker 1
4:10

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