Clinical Protocols
Targeted Gut Health Programs
Stop managing symptoms with guesswork. Follow these structured, practitioner-designed clinical protocols to target digestive imbalances at the biological source.
21-day protocol
IBS Reset
Rebuild the gut-brain loop that's been keeping you stuck.
Targeted Symptoms:
- Alternating bowels that don't respond to diet changes alone
- Urgency, cramping, or pain that tracks with stressful weeks
- Bowel irregularities that fluctuate during stressful weeks
- + 2 more symptoms addressed
21-day protocol
Leaky Gut Repair
Stop the elimination spiral. Repair the barrier that's driving it.
Targeted Symptoms:
- Safe food list shrinking despite continued eliminations
- Skin or autoimmune flares that track with what you eat
- Reactions becoming wider, not narrower, over time
- + 2 more symptoms addressed
21-day protocol
Enzyme & Stomach Acid Restoration
Fix the top of the digestive tract — everything downstream improves.
Targeted Symptoms:
- Protein feeling heavy and undigested after meals
- Undigested food visible in stool
- Bloating within 30 minutes of eating (before food has moved far)
- + 3 more symptoms addressed
Cycle-aware ongoing protocol
Perimenopause Gut Reset
Built for the gut that changed when your hormones did.
Targeted Symptoms:
- Gut symptoms that started or worsened in your late 30s or 40s
- Cycle-linked bloating, looser bowels before your period, or constipation mid-cycle
- New food sensitivities that developed in the last 2-3 years
- + 2 more symptoms addressed
21-day protocol
Inflammation Reset
Stop managing symptoms. Rebuild the system generating them.
Targeted Symptoms:
- Multiple flares happening simultaneously — skin, joints, energy, brain
- Bloating that doesn't track cleanly with specific foods
- Inflammatory markers elevated without a clear diagnosis
- + 2 more symptoms addressed
Not sure which protocol matches your gut?
Take our 3-minute clinical gut inflammation assessment. We will analyze your symptom pattern and recommend the exact protocol tailored to your biological drivers.