7 signs your gut can be out of balance

You always feel “away” but you can’t explain why? From mood changes to breakouts to bloating, your gut could be behind everything. In this post, we dig on to the top 7 signs that your gut can be out of balance – and what you can do about it.

SPOILER Notification: You don’t have to suffer alone!

1. Digestive discomfort

Frequent bloating, gas, constipation or diarrhea can indicate that your intestine has a hard time to process food and eliminate waste. These symptoms suggest that the digestive system does not work optimally, often due to an imbalance in the gut germicide.

Not sure if she tells you what she tells you? Check the poop chart here.

2. Persistent fatigue

Do you feel tired more often than not? People with chronic fatigue can have intestinal imbalances. One study found that 60% of people with fatigue also had IBS. (source;

3. SWings mood or anxiety

Bowel connection means that your gut can affect your mood. Research shows that bowel health affects serotonin levels – a hormone that regulates your mood. Almost everyone (an imposing 95%) of your serotonin is done in your gut. Only 5% is in your brain! (source;

What does this mean for your mental health? Unbalanced bowel bacteria can lead to increased stress, mood changes or even anxiety.

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Craving sugar or processed foods? An imbalance in bowel bacteria can lead to increased desires for unhealthy foods, which in turn can further disrupt bowel health. It’s a vicious circle!

5. Skin Topics

Conditions such as eczema and acne have been linked to inflammation in the intestine caused by food allergies, malnutrition and lack of good intestinal bacteria.

The bottom line: When your intestine is unbalanced with more harmful bacteria than good bacteria, it can cause all the skin on your skin.

6. Frequent illness or impaired immunity

Do you feel like you are always falling with something?! Your immune system largely depends on a healthy gut. When your gut is imbalanced, your immune defenses can weaken, which makes you more sensitive to infections and diseases.

Check this blog for ways to naturally enhance your immune system.

7. Brainstorming or focusing the problem

Brain fog – you know confusion, forgetfulness and lack of focus – can be a symptom of an unhealthy intestine. The bowel connection means that bowel imbalances can directly affect cognitive function. Yes!

What can you do?

If you notice signs that your intestine is out of hit – such as bloating, fatigue, frequent illness, or even mood swings – you do not panic. It’s the way you whisper your body, “hey, I need a little love here!” ❤*

Fortunately, there are soft but powerful ways to support your gut and restore things to balance.

Eat more fibers

Fiber is OH-So-Good for your gut-feeds good bacteria and keeps your digestive system moving smoothly. Your goal to fill half your plate with whole, colorful vegetable foods at every meal.

Think:

• Berries, apples (with skin!), Pears
• Leafy green as good and spinach
• Root vegetables such as sweet potatoes and carrots
• Seeds like chia and flax
• Legumes such as lentils and chickpeas (soaked or sprouted are easier to digest)

Try to get a mixture soluble (from oats, flax and fruit) and insoluble (from vegetables and whole grains) for best results.

Pro Tip: If you are not used to eating a lot of fibers, start slowly and gradually increase to avoid extra gas and bloating.

Try fermented foods

Keeping foods are the probiotics of nature – fluffy, traditional foods full of beneficial bacteria that help to complete your gut.

Only add one spoonful or two each day:

• Sauerkraut (look for raw, cooled varieties)
• Kimhi
• Simple kefir or yogurt (fueled with grass if you can swing it!)
• Miso or Tempeh
• Kombucha (watch for additional sugar)

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Stay hydrated

Hypeasure stay helps the fibers to do its job, keeps things moving and even supporting your digestive tract mucosa (a key part of your bowel barrier!).
The goal of half your body weight in ounces every day – and even more so if you are pregnant, nursing or active.

Try adding a bite of sea salt and a lemon launch to your water for extra minerals and taste!

Get a female probiotic 💊

Yes, real food is fundamental – but sometimes your gut needs an extra push. Especially after antibiotics, illness, travel or large hormonal displacements (hello, after childbirth!).

A high quality female probiotic can help:

• Reset microbial balance
• Support vaginal and uric health
• Improve digestion and regularity
• Enhance immunity
• Even support the mental well -being and clarity of the skin

Look for probiotics with executives who are well thought out and beneficial to women’s health, such as:

• Galactobacillus rhamnosus
• Lactobacillus reuteri
• Bifidobacterium Lactis

And make sure your probiotic is clean – without gluten, soy, GMOs and the fillers – and we survive (which means that the stems do it through acid in the stomach!).

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