1The Trifecta Diet
687.4 Weekly Meal Planning
2Preface
697.5 Batch Cooking Revisited
3Chapter 1.0: The Trifecta Diet Problem
707.6 Troubleshooting Common Issues
41.1 The Impossible Triangle
717.7 Special Occasions Strategy
51.2 Understanding POTS Biology
727.8 Looking Forward
61.3 Understanding MCAS Biology
73Chapter 8.0: Beyond Diet Alone
71.4 Understanding Gastroparesis Biology
748.1 Why Diet Isn't Always Enough
81.5 Where Everything Collides
758.2 Prokinetic Medications Explained
91.6 Why Single Solution Fail
768.3 Lifestyle Modifications That Work
101.7 The Solution Requires Integration
778.4 When to Escalate Care
111.8 What You'll Learn
788.5 Real World Integration
12Chapter 2.0: The Stabilization Diet
798.6 Creating Your Treatment Plan
132.1 Why Stabilization Comes First
808.7 Moving Forward
142.2 The Core Protocol
81Chapter 9.0: Evidence Based Supplements
152.3 Safe Foods Explained
829.1 Mast Cell Stabilizers
162.4 What You're Avoiding
839.2 Connective Tissue Support
172.5 A Day in Phase 1
849.3 POTS Management Supplements
182.6 The Texture Challenge
859.4 Timing and Safety Protocols
192.7 Hunger and Portions
869.5 Building Your Personal Stack
202.8 When Things Go Wrong
879.6 What Not to Waste Money On
212.9 Putting It Together
88Appendix A: Meal Planning Tools
22Chapter 3.0: Adding Salt Safely
89A.1 Week One Foundation
233.1 Understanding Your Salt Target
90A.2 Week Two Progression
243.2 Safe Salt Sources
91A.3 Week Three Transition
253.3 The Hydration Protocol
92A.4 Week Four Salt Introduction
263.4 A Sample Day
93A.5 Batch Cooking Strategies
273.5 Troubleshooting Salt Loading
94A.6 Weekly Prep Timeline
283.6 When Salt Isn't Enough
95A.7 Budget Considerations
293.7 Tracking Your Progress
96A.8 Meal Planning Worksheets
303.8 The Integration Success
97Appendix B: Master Food Charts
313.9 Moving Forward
98B.1 Understanding the Ratings
32Chapter 4.0: Investigating FODMAPs
99B.2 Proteins Chart
334.1 Understanding FODMAP Biology
100B.3 Grains and Starches
344.2 The Five FODMAP Categories
101B.4 Vegetables Chart
354.3 The Elimination Phase
102B.5 Fruits Chart
364.4 Why Garlic and Onions Hurt
103B.6 Fats and Oils
374.5 Tracking During Elimination
104B.7 Dairy Products
384.6 The Reintroduction Protocol
105B.8 Foods to Avoid Permanently
394.7 Real World Example
106B.9 Using These Charts
404.8 When FODMAPs Aren't The Answer
107Appendix C: Symptom Tracking Templates
414.9 The FODMAP and Histamine Overlap
108C.1 Daily Food and Symptom Journal
424.10 Moving to Personalization
109C.2 POTS Symptom Tracker
43Chapter 5.0: Building Your Personal Map
110C.3 MCAS Flare Log
445.1 The Three Lists
111C.4 Gastroparesis Symptom Scale
455.2 Systematic Reintroduction Strategy
112C.5 Weekly Summary Template
465.3 Gradual Fiber Reintroduction
113C.6 Using Your Tracking Data
475.4 The Fat Question
114Appendix D: Healthcare Team Guide
485.5 When Improvement Stalls
115D.1 Questions for Your Doctor
495.6 Supplement Reintroduction
116D.2 Test Results to Request
505.7 Real World Sustainability
117D.3 When to Seek Emergency Care
515.8 Quarterly Reassessment
118D.4 Building Your Specialist Team
525.9 The Long View
119D.5 Coordinating Between Specialists
535.10 Essential Takeaways
120D.6 Advocating for Yourself
54Chapter 6.0: Phase One Recipes
121D.7 Insurance Navigation
556.1 Reading the Recipe Indicators
122D.8 Emergency Information Card
566.2 Breakfast Solutions
123Appendix E: Resources and Support
576.3 Blended Meals
124E.1 Patient Advocacy Organizations
586.4 Small Particle Dinners
125E.2 Recommended Reading
596.5 Safe Smoothies
126E.3 Online Communities
606.6 Real World Application
127E.4 Helpful Websites
616.7 Meal Prep Strategies
128E.5 Medical Apps
626.8 When Recipes Need Adjustment
129E.6 Finding Knowledgeable Providers
636.9 Moving Forward
130E.7 Emergency Resources
64Chapter 7.0: Advancing Your Protocol
131E.8 Continuing Education
657.1 Salt Loading Strategies
132E.9 Mental Health Support
667.2 Low Histamine Low FODMAP Combinations
133E.10 Final Thoughts
677.3 FODMAP Tested Meals
134Reference