chicken soup for IBS

30 Min High Protein Chicken Soup for IBS & Weight Loss (No Dairy, No Bloat)

This Chicken Soup for IBS helps me lose weight .When you’re dealing with IBS, acid reflux, or just daily bloating, the wrong soup can make everything worse. But a well-made chicken soup? It can soothe your belly, nourish your body, and help burn stubborn belly fat — all at once.

This is not your creamy, buttery, bloating bomb. It’s a clear, warming, high-protein chicken soup for IBS and weight loss. I’ve been making this for months, and I swear by it now — especially on days when my digestion is off or I’m craving something light but filling.

Why Chicken Soup Works for IBS and Gut Healing ?

  • It’s rich in easily digestible protein

  • Full of gelatin and amino acids (especially from bone-in chicken)

  • Supports gut lining repair

  • Naturally low-FODMAP and anti-inflammatory

  • Can be customized for acidity, IBS-D or IBS-C

In Ayurveda, it’s grounding, vata-balancing, and supports ojas (immunity).

Ingredients (Simple, Healing, Delicious)

IngredientPurpose
Bone-in chicken (200–250g)Protein + collagen
Ginger (1 inch)Anti-inflammatory
Black pepper (½ tsp)Improves metabolism
Cumin seeds (½ tsp)Reduces gas
Carrot (½ chopped)Adds sweetness and fiber
Pumpkin (½ cup)Easy-to-digest starch
Rock saltBalances electrolytes
Water (3–4 cups)Hydration and broth base

Optional: Tulsi leaf, curry leaf, or bay leaf for extra flavor and gut support

How to Make This Chicken Soup (Step-by-Step)

Step 1: In a pressure cooker or heavy pot, add chicken, chopped veggies, spices, and water.

Step 2: Simmer for 25–30 mins on low flame, or 2 whistles in pressure cooker.

Step 3: Strain if you prefer clear soup. Or lightly mash vegetables and chicken for thicker texture.

Step 4: Garnish with fresh coriander or mint. Serve warm.

✅ You can even sip it from a cup on slow digestion days.

Why This Soup is IBS-Friendly

  • No onions, garlic, or dairy

  • No flour or cream

  • No fried tadka

  • Gentle spices like cumin and ginger

  • Warm, hydrating, and easy to digest

Perfect for those with IBS-D, IBS-C, post-antibiotic recovery, or sluggish digestion.

Ayurvedic Tips to Maximize Healing

  • Always drink warm — never cold

  • Add ginger or black pepper for metabolism boost

  • Avoid sour items like lemon or vinegar with this soup

  • If bloated, sip slowly with small bites

  • Can be had for dinner, or as a post-fast recovery meal

Nutritional Benefits at a Glance

NutrientSourceBenefit
ProteinChickenRepairs tissue, builds muscle
CollagenBonesGut lining support
FiberCarrot, pumpkinSmooth bowel movements
PotassiumPumpkinReduces water retention
GingerAnti-inflammatoryReduces IBS flares

How I Eat This Soup

  • As dinner on bloated or flare-up days

  • After my period to feel nourished and light

  • As a meal when I have no energy to cook

  • With a small bowl of red rice or flat stomach roti

It’s my safety net. It never fails.

Storage & Meal Prep Tips

  • Store up to 2 days in the fridge

  • Do not freeze if it contains vegetables

  • Reheat slowly — do not microwave on high

  • Add fresh coriander or lemon only at the time of serving

Variations You Can Try

  • Add 1 tsp apple cider vinegar (if acidity isn’t a problem)

  • Stir in a spoon of curd instead of cream for protein boost

  • Add boiled moong sprouts or tofu cubes for extra fiber

  • Switch veggies based on what your gut tolerates: lauki, zucchini, spinach

Chicken Soup for IBS – FAQs

1. Is chicken soup good for IBS?

Yes! It’s high in protein, easy to digest, and calming to the gut. Use clear broth and skip heavy oils, spices, or cream.

2. Can I eat chicken daily with IBS?

Yes — if it’s cooked simply, without onion, garlic, or heavy masala. Chicken is low-FODMAP and gut-friendly.

3. Is bone broth better than regular chicken soup?

Bone broth is rich in gelatin and collagen which support gut lining — but regular soup with bones is also highly effective.

4. What vegetables are IBS-safe for soup?

Pumpkin, carrots, bottle gourd, spinach (well-cooked), and zucchini are good options. Avoid onion, garlic, cabbage.

5. Can I use chicken soup for weight loss?

Absolutely. It’s low calorie, high protein, and fills you up without bloating or cravings.

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