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Rice noodle and shrimp stir-fry with broccoli and sesame oil

Target: Gluten-free satiety with easily digestible protein

Cultural Style & Diet Type: Asian / Pescetarian

Region: Southeast Asia

Nutrition: gluten-free, dairy-free, easily digestible, high in protein

Suitability: Meal prep for the office, light lunch, digestive comfort


🧬 Biochemical effect

Goal: Supply of high-quality protein & complex carbohydrates with simultaneous intestinal compatibility

Mechanism: Shrimp provide readily available, low-fat protein. Rice noodles are gluten-free and easily digestible. Broccoli activates digestion and the liver. Sesame oil provides healthy fats for cell membranes.

Active ingredients: Omega-6 (sesame oil), iodine, selenium, glutathione precursors, plant bitter substances, B vitamins


đŸ„Ł Ingredients (for 1 serving)

ingredient

Crowd

Effect

Rice noodles (cooked)

70–100 g

gluten-free energy source, easily digestible

Shrimp (ready to cook)

100 g

low-fat protein, rich in iodine & selenium

Broccoli (blanched)

100 g

Bitter substances, sulforaphane, digestive activator

sesame oil

1 tsp

Cell protection, flavor carrier, omega-6 fatty acids

lemon juice

1 tsp

Liver activating, vitamin C, slightly bitter

Parsley or coriander

1 tbsp

detoxifying, antioxidant, microbially regulating


đŸ‘©đŸł Preparation – step by step

  1. Blanch the broccoli and fry the prawns briefly if necessary

  2. Put all ingredients in a pan or mix in a bowl

  3. Season with sesame oil and lemon juice

  4. Stir in fresh herbs and enjoy warm or cold

⏱ Preparation time: approx. 10–12 min

đŸ„Ł Servings: 1

đŸ„¶ Storage: Keep refrigerated for 1 day (suitable for meal prep)


đŸ§Ș Macro- & micronutrients (approx. per serving)

macro

Crowd

Carbohydrates

approx. 25 g

protein

approx. 20 g

Fat

approx. 7 g

Micronutrient / active ingredient

Effect

Protein (shrimp)

muscle-building, satiating, metabolically active

Iodine & Selenium

Thyroid function, antioxidant

Sulforaphane (broccoli)

cell-protective, liver-activating

Bitter substances & citric acid

digestive, antibacterial


⏰ Recommended intake & coaching integration

Time of day: lunch or early dinner

Combination tips: drink with green tea or still water

Reset phase: ✅ Yes (if seafood is allowed)

Coaching assignment: Cluster 4 – Intestinal healing / Module: Protein-rich intestinal diet & bitter substance integration


🛒 Shopping list

  • 70–100 g rice noodles (cooked)

  • 100 g shrimp (ready to cook)

  • 100 g broccoli

  • 1 tsp sesame oil

  • 1 tsp lemon juice

  • 1 tbsp fresh parsley or coriander


🔄 Variants & Options

  • Low histamine: Replace shrimp with chicken breast or tempeh

  • Gourmet: top with black sesame seeds and roasted spring onions

  • Pescetarian: ✅ Standard version

Disclaimer: No Medical Advice Our blog articles are intended for general informational purposes only and do not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The content is based on thorough research and scientific sources, but should not be interpreted as medical recommendations. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any health-related concerns.

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