When the Conversation Changes: What Brain Fog, Anxiety, Poor Focus, and Low Mood May Be Trying to Tell You

by in brain health, gut health September 15, 2026

Over the past two weeks we’ve spent quite a bit of time talking about communication. First, we explored the remarkable conversation taking place between the gut and the brain, and then we looked at the language that allows billions of neurons to exchange information every second of every day. We followed electrical impulses as they […]

When Digestion Doesn’t Go as Planned: Why the Same Symptoms Can Have Very Different Causes

by in gut health August 19, 2026

“I think I have SIBO.” Or… “I read online that I probably have low stomach acid.” Sometimes it’s parasites. Sometimes candida. Sometimes “leaky gut.” Often, someone has spent hours reading articles or scrolling through social media trying to match their symptoms to a diagnosis. I completely understand why. Digestive symptoms can be frustrating. They often […]

The Gut’s Hidden Conversation: Why It’s Called the Body’s “Second Brain”

by in gut health August 12, 2026

Have you ever been so nervous before giving a presentation that your stomach seemed to tie itself into knots? Or noticed that during a particularly stressful week, you suddenly weren’t hungry? Maybe you’ve experienced the opposite. Some people reach for comfort foods when life becomes overwhelming, while others feel nauseated at the thought of eating. […]

Recovery Is Where Resilience Is Built

by in immune health July 21, 2026

We Live in a Culture That Celebrates Stress One of the most interesting things I’ve noticed over the years is that almost everyone understands the importance of exercise. Most people understand that muscles become stronger after they’re challenged. They know that a workout creates microscopic damage within muscle fibers, and that over the next day […]