At Well Humans, we know that gut bloating is more than just an occasional nuisance—it’s often a sign that something deeper is going on in your digestive system. Whether you feel uncomfortably full after meals, experience visible abdominal swelling, or deal with unpredictable digestion, bloating can interfere with daily life and make you feel like your body is working against you. As a Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach and FDN-P, I help clients uncover the root cause of bloating and other chronic symptoms through advanced testing and personalized guidance.
Many people with IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) experience chronic bloating, along with symptoms like indigestion, gas, and irregular bowel movements. While conventional approaches often focus on symptom management, functional medicine looks deeper—examining your gut microbiome, digestive function, food sensitivities, and stress response to identify what’s actually driving the discomfort. Whether your bloating is linked to bacterial imbalances, enzyme deficiencies, or sluggish motility, getting to the “why” is key to finding relief.
The health of your gut microbiome—the community of bacteria and other microorganisms living in your digestive tract—plays a major role in bloating and overall gut function. When the balance of this ecosystem is disrupted, it can lead to fermentation, inflammation, and gas production that cause persistent indigestion and bloating. At Well Humans, we use stool testing and symptom assessments to evaluate the state of your microbiome and create a customized plan that includes targeted nutrition, therapeutic supplements, and lifestyle support.
You don’t have to live with daily bloating or guess your way through endless diets and supplements. At Well Humans, we take a root-cause, whole-person approach to healing your gut so you can feel clear, light, and energized again. If you’re struggling with IBS, gut bloating, or indigestion, we’re here to help you restore your digestive health and rebalance your gut microbiome—naturally, effectively, and with compassion.
