"All disease begins in the gut" ~ Hippocrates ~


Have you had trouble with weight management most of your life?
Do you struggle with abdominal fullness or pain?
Do you have nausea, gas or bloating?
Do you have fibromyalgia?
Do you have flatulence that that is a sulfur smelling gas?
Are you often fatigued and have brain fog? 

These are just some of the conditions associated with poor gut health.

Did you know:

Poor gut health can cause metabolism deregulation1

90% of microbiome (intestinal) bacteria are made up of 2 bacteria types that play a role in weight management.2

Gut health has an impact on brain neurotransmitters governing mood, energy levels and mental functioning. 70% of serotonin, one of our "feel good" hormones, is produced in the gut.

Visit the Lifestyle Works Clinic Gut Health web page for an overview.

Lifestyle Works Clinic - Gut Health 

 

 

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