Healing From the Inside Out: Why Your Gut, Brain, and Food Relationship Are Inseparable
Most people think their health struggles are about willpower, discipline, or getting the right plan. They're told to eat less, move more, manage stress better, or take another pill. But when symptoms keep coming back — bloating, reflux, fatigue, cravings, mood swings, weight that won't shift — the real issue usually isn't motivation. It's miscommunication inside the body.
Reflux Isn't an Acid Problem: A Functional Medicine Perspective
For many people, reflux starts as an occasional annoyance — a bit of burning after a meal, discomfort at night, the need to prop up pillows. Slowly, almost imperceptibly, it becomes normal. Medication is added. Life adjusts. The symptom quietens, but the question is rarely asked: "Why is this happening?"
Ever heard how your gut acts like a second brain? It’s not an exaggeration. Inside your digestive tract, microbes and antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) collaborate to shape your immunity, mood, digestion, and more.
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