Warm Chia–Prune Yogurt Cup

This warm chia–prune yogurt cup is designed for GLP-1 users who need gentle relief from constipation, combining soluble fiber, fluids, and magnesium-rich seeds. The small, protein-rich portion is easy to digest, lightly warmed to reduce nausea triggers, and nutrient-dense to support you when overall intake is low.

Prep Time 10 min
Cook Time 5 min
Calories 0 kcal
Protein 0.0g
Servings 2
Difficulty Easy

Symptom Tolerance Scores

Nausea
0.50
Low Appetite
0.50
Fatigue
0.50
Bloating
0.50
Constipation
0.50

Instructions

  1. 1

    In a small saucepan, combine the chopped prunes and water, then bring to a gentle simmer over low heat for 3–4 minutes until the prunes are very soft and the mixture is slightly thickened.

  2. 2

    Stir in the chia seeds and ground flaxseed, remove from heat, and let sit for 3–5 minutes to thicken and cool slightly; the mixture should become jam-like but still spoonable.

  3. 3

    In a bowl, gently whisk the Greek yogurt until smooth, then divide it evenly between two small serving bowls.

  4. 4

    Spoon the warm prune–chia mixture over the yogurt in each bowl, then top with pumpkin seeds and drizzle with honey if using; serve slightly warm or at room temperature, adding a splash of extra water if it feels too thick.

GLP-1 Tips

  • Sip a glass of water (150–250 ml) alongside this snack to help the fiber from prunes, chia, and flax move through the gut, which is especially important when GLP-1 medications slow motility.
  • If your stomach is very sensitive, let the prune–chia mixture cool to just lukewarm and start with half a portion to see how your gut tolerates the added fiber.

Storage

Store the prune–chia mixture separately in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days; add it to fresh yogurt just before eating and stir in a little water if it thickens too much.

Nutrition Information

Per serving (1 of 2 servings)

0 Calories
0.0g Protein
0.0g Carbs
0.0g Fat
0.0g Fiber
0mg Sodium

This meal plan is designed as a general guide for GLP-1 medication users and is not a substitute for personalised medical nutrition therapy. Consult your dietitian or healthcare provider before significant dietary changes.

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