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Symptoms We Treat Daily
Abdominal
Constipation
Pain
Gas
Abdominal Pain
Burping
Heartburn
Bloating
Yeast Infections
Gut-Skin Connection
Your gut may be the source of your skin issues.
Wrinkles
Acne
Dry Skin
Sensitive Skin
Rosacea
Psoriasis
White Spots
Eczema
Hyperpigmentation
Liver Spots
Gut-Brain Connection
Allergies
Headaches & Migraines
Joint Pain
Fatigue
Difficulty Concentrating
Poor Sleep
Anxiety
Depression
Welcome
Gas, bloating, burping, heartburn, constipation, loose stools and abdominal discomfort should not be part of your daily routine! They are symptoms of an imbalance in your gut that may be due to an infection, food sensitivity, or toxin overload.
Your Gut Impacts Your Whole Body
Digestive Imbalance
Gut-Immune Connection
Gut-Immune Connection
Digestive issues aren't just annoying, they are telling us there is a deeper issue with our internal ecology. Considering how connected the gut is to the rest of the body, digestive imbalance is something to get to the root cause of.
Gut-Immune Connection
Gut-Immune Connection
Gut-Immune Connection
When we're dealing with toxins and food waste, we're going to need a lot of immune cells - that's is why approximately 70% of our immune cells exist in the gut! Our microbiome helps identify invaders, sends immune cells to their proper locations and enhances their ability to fight infections.
Gut-Brain Connection
Gut-Immune Connection
Gut-Hormone Connection
Known as the second brain, the gut doesn't involve itself in complex thought but it does physically express our mood and emotions. We have all had "butterflies in our stomachs" or "gut feelings" that are evidence of the link between the gut and the brain. Researchers are also connecting depression with IBS, further connecting the dots between our microbiome and our mental health.
Gut-Hormone Connection
Gut-Hormone Connection
Gut-Hormone Connection
Hormones and the gut are intimately linked. We know that stress hormones cause a decrease in overall gastric and GI functioning, causing malabsorption of nutrients, slow down motility and the emptying of the colon.
Reversely, gut function affects hormones. Constipation worsens estrogen dominance because the body's natural detoxification process is what prevents the reabsorption of estrogen-like toxins into the bloodstream.
Gut Sleep Connection
Gut-Hormone Connection
Gut Sleep Connection
Melatonin, the “darkness hormone," is essential to sleep and a healthy sleep-wake cycle and also contributes to thriving gut health. Deficiencies in melatonin have been linked to increased permeability of the gut (leaky gut), increasingly associated with a range of diseases.
In addition to having positive mood effects (it’s often referred to as the “happy chemical”), serotonin also regulates the sleep-wake cycle. Though both are thought of as brain chemicals, serotonin and melatonin are found in much higher amounts in the gut.