Gut Health
How To Improve Gut Health Naturally - Get Insight And Care From Ibs Clinics
Why is your gut health important?
How can you aid your gut health?
If you do want to drink a glass of red wine as opposed to white, red actually appears to have a beneficial effect on your gut microbes. A recent study
The gut-brain axis
Gut inflammation has been linked to some mental illnesses including anxiety and depression. Recently, studies from the Universities of Edinburgh and Dundee identified a probiotic which prevents the build-up of a protein which is linked with Parkinson’s Disease.
Probiotics
Signs of gut health problems
When your gut is out of balance, it’s normally easy to tell. You’ll experience bloating, gas, diarrhoea, and stomach pain or nausea. Happily some imbalances fix themselves after a short while. But, if they become chronic issues, they might require professional attention. As qualified nutritionists we can test.
Primary gut diseases
What is irritable bowel syndrome?
Maintaining a good balance of gut bacteria is important to your overall health. People with a wide variety of good gut bacteria tend to be healthier. Healthy gut microbiota also includes a variety of prebiotic and probiotic organisms.
An IBS diagnosis results when:
- symptoms occur on at least three days a month for at least three months
- symptoms have first appeared within the 6 months before diagnosis
- a bowel movement relieves pain
- a change in frequency and appearance of stool relates to start of pain
Coeliac Disease & Gluten Sensitivity
Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Crohn’s Disease (CD), Ulcerative Colitis (UC) and Microscopic Colitis (MC)
CD, UC and MC are all inflammatory bowel disorders (IBDs). They affect the large intestine, but, CD has can also affect other parts of the digestive tract. These conditions cause heightened inflammatory conditions in the bowel. Untreated they can progress to poly or ulcers formation in the walls of the colon.
Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS)
Sufferers of this autoimmune condition, experience widespread pain and a lowered pain threshold. They may also experience IBS-like symptoms.
IBS & gut conditions
Other issues
Path to recovery
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Our focus is on helping you to improve gut health naturally

IBS & gut conditions
We specialise in alleviating the symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and other gut conditions. Conditions which share a symptom picture with IBS include Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.

Other issues
We also help sufferers of other diseases of which IBS is often a concurrent condition. These include those listed above as well as Interstitial Cystitis, Restless Leg Syndrome, Acne Rosacea and others

Path to recovery
Our patients can expect to achieve significant reduction in symptoms by the 3rd visit in our recommended programmes. This is usually 3-4 months from the outset of investigations and commencement of a treatment regime.
What to do next
What our clients say
CB, Patient with Fatigue and Acne
S T, Patient with Parasites, candida and multiple food sensitivities
SR, Patient with IBS and fertility issue
Once I started to see Tracey, she discovered a whole load of other food intolerances but also discovered that I was harbouring a gut parasite and two different species of Candida.
After a summer of diet change and some tablet taking I am now free of both and can even enjoy the odd slice of cake now and then without ill effect. Thank you Tracey! YD, Patient with IBS with parasites and candida.
I can honestly say that it was such a pleasure to meet Tracey and find someone that is genuinely interested in my health and finding the cause of my symptoms. I had been suffering with bowel issues for over 15 years and Tracey has managed to pinpoint that I actually had an infection by the name of SIBO. Tracey was very informative about SIBO and with a combination of taking special supplements and a radical change in diet, my symptoms have improved by 90% so far. There is still a way to go, but I am confident that with Tracey’s advice I will reach my goal. She has been brilliant and most of all, has given me my life back!”
RD, Patient with SIBO Once
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