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Low FODMAP Pre Race Anxiety Gut

Low FODMAP pre race anxiety gut chooses familiar low-fiber carbs before events—rice, banana, sourdough—so GI distress does not amplify performance anxiety on race morning.

Low FODMAP pre race anxiety gut means sticking to tested simple carbs twenty-four hours before a nerve-heavy event—white rice, banana, peanut butter on sourdough—avoiding new gels, beans, or giant salads that cause gas when anxiety already tightens the gut. Brain-gut loops treat bathroom fear as performance threat.

Pack safe foods for travel.

Common questions

  • Should I try new gels on race day?

    Never—test every fuel item on training days. Anxiety plus untested FODMAPs is a predictable GI emergency.

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