A Week with SIBO: What to Eat for Breakfast, Lunch, Snack, and Dinner (7-Day Guide)
When you have SIBO, the goal is not variety — it’s digestive predictability. Fewer ingredients, simple cooking methods, and controlled portions help reduce fermentation and symptoms.
This weekly plan is designed for people in a strict or stabilization phase, avoiding dairy and focusing on foods that are generally better tolerated.
⚠️ Always adjust portions and foods to your personal tolerance and work with a healthcare professional when possible.
Basic Rules for This Week
❌ No butter or dairy
🍞 Gluten-free bread only
🍌 Banana should be green or barely ripe, max ½ banana per serving
🥑 Fats: avocado (small portions) and olive oil
🍳 Prioritize protein at breakfast
🍽️ Moderate portions
Day 1
Breakfast
Herbal tea or coffee
Gluten-free toast with scrambled eggs
Lunch
Grilled chicken breast
White rice
Boiled carrots
Snack
½ green banana
Rice cakes
Dinner
Baked white fish
Roasted pumpkin or squash
Olive oil
Day 2
Breakfast
Herbal tea
Gluten-free toast with cooked ham
Lunch
Lean beef
Mashed potatoes
Cooked zucchini
Snack
Ginger tea
Rice cakes
Dinner
Omelet
Cooked spinach
White rice
Day 3
Breakfast
Coffee or mild mate
Gluten-free toast with avocado (small portion)
Lunch
Shredded chicken
Gluten-free pasta
Olive oil
Snack
Strawberries (½ cup)
Dinner
Homemade beef burger (no bun)
Boiled carrots and pumpkin
Day 4
Breakfast
Herbal tea
Gluten-free toast with soft-boiled eggs
Lunch
White fish fillet
White rice
Cooked squash
Snack
½ green banana
Digestive tea
Dinner
Oven-baked chicken
Roasted potatoes
Olive oil
Day 5
Breakfast
Herbal tea
Gluten-free toast with ham
Lunch
Sautéed beef
White rice
Cooked spinach
Snack
Rice cakes
Dinner
Omelet
Pumpkin
Carrots
Day 6
Breakfast
Mate or tea
Gluten-free toast with avocado
Lunch
Grilled chicken
Mashed potatoes
Zucchini
Snack
Strawberries
Unsweetened puffed rice
Dinner
Grilled fish
White rice
Olive oil
Day 7
Breakfast
Herbal tea
Gluten-free toast with scrambled eggs
Lunch
Oven-roasted beef
Boiled potatoes
Carrots
Snack
½ green banana
Digestive tea
Dinner
Sautéed chicken
Pumpkin
White rice
Key Takeaways for SIBO
Protein at breakfast supports satiety and gut motility.
Avocado can be tolerated only in small portions.
Repeating meals is part of the healing process, not a failure.
If a food triggers symptoms, remove it without guilt.
Living with SIBO doesn’t mean eating perfectly
It means eating without fear and giving your gut consistency.