The Gut Health Solution starts as a fully customized 16-week program.

Absolutely. We’ve worked with clients from all around the world; in countries like the USA, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, other parts of Europe, Vietnam and more.

Every client is different, but the most common tests we do are stool, urine, hair and sometimes blood, depending on the need.

We work with private labs all over the country (and internationally) to make sure you have access to everything you may need.

However, it’s rare that extra labs are needed.

We're going to guide you through every step needed to correct the things contributing to your gut issues. 

This can include an extremely thorough assessment, a completely customized meal plan, supplement recommendations to bridge the gap until your body can heal itself, hands on weekly calls, check-ins, lessons or guides... and so much more.

It almost sounds “too easy”, and that’s the point.

You're never going to be left on your own; we're here to guide you through this process so that you come out the other side healthier and happier than ever before!

This is the most effective process I have ever seen; so much so that we’re now working with doctors in clinics across the country to help them with their patients too.

The truth is, it would either be a lie or medically ignorant to say that this program will work for 100% of people, all the time.

But I will say this: I haven't had a single client go through this program, do the work and not get the results they were looking for, or better. 

In over 10 years of doing this, the only people who aren’t successful are the ones who don’t do the work.

We stand by our work, and we want to make sure you get results; but some cases are trickier than others and just take more time.

If you finish the program completely, and don’t see any results, we’ll continue helping you inside our program, for free, until you do.

We offer both private and small group programs to match all needs and budgets, and we don’t create cookie-cutter programs which is why we have such an thorough intake process.

On top of our own assessments and intake forms, we also review your blood work, medical tests, medications,  treatment history, supplements or other things you're taking as they pertain to your case.

Sometimes, this even means connecting and consulting with any other medical professionals you may be seeing in relation to your gut health.

After all of this is done, we send you a fully customized and easy to follow program to help you get you from constant pain, medication dependence and uncontrolled bowels, to finally feeling like you’re in control of your gut.

Our private and small group programs have different monthly price points.

When scheduling a call, there’s a questionnaire that goes over your approximate budget to help us better understand which programs are a fit for you.

This is a "yes" and "no" sort of question.

Supplements can certainly help speed things along and bridge the gap until your body can take care of itself.

But are they absolutely necessary to get healthy again? Sometimes they are and sometimes they aren’t, but we STRONGLY recommend them in most circumstances.

We don't sell supplements directly, but we will recommend certain brands that we trust and help you source them from affordable sources.

Why This Works (When Nothing Else Has)

Most IBD treatment focuses only on symptoms - inflammation, immune suppression, or pain control.

But long-term healing requires addressing the root causes:

• toxic exposures (mold, mycotoxins, chemicals)
• mitochondrial dysfunction
• bile acid malabsorption
• microbiome imbalance
• SIBO & fungal overgrowth
• nervous system dysregulation
• nutrient deficiencies

Fix the causes and the symptoms improve.

Crohn’s Disease

Crohn’s involves patchy inflammation affecting any part of the digestive tract. We focus on identifying the underlying drivers: TH1/TH17 dominance, bile acid dysfunction, microbial imbalance, parasites and fungal overgrowth, mycotoxins, and mitochondrial injury to reduce inflammation and rebuild gut stability.

Ulcerative Colitis

UC is characterized by continuous inflammation in the colon. We help clients identify triggers like histamine overload, mold exposure, stress-induced vagal shutdown, bile acid malabsorption, and bacterial/fungal overgrowth.

IBD-U (Unclassified IBD)

Many people are diagnosed with “unspecified” IBD when testing is unclear. We can help to explain how deeper immune-pattern profiling and toxin screening can reveal the actual driver of your inflammation, regardless of the name your doctors give it.

Bile Acid Malabsorption (BAM)

Bile dysfunction contributes to diarrhea, urgency, cramping, and inflammation. We assess bile flow, liver function, microbial bile conversion, and bile receptor signalling.

SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth)

SIBO is common in IBD due to motility changes, parasites, environmental toxins, food poisoning, antibiotics, bile issues, adhesions, or microbiome collapse. By understanding hydrogen, methane, hydrogen sulphide, sulfate-reducing, and fungal patterns, you can begin healing our gut.

Histamine & Mast Cell Gut Issues

Histamine excess causes urgency, spasms, pain, nausea, and inflammation. We address DAO depletion, mast-cell activation, bile stagnation, and stress, parasite or mold-triggered histamine release.

Fungal Overgrowth

Candida and fungal metabolites worsen inflammation, bloat, diarrhea, and fatigue. Mold exposure, antibiotics, and bile dysfunction increase susceptibility.

Mold-Triggered Gut Issues

Mycotoxins activate TLR4, suppress T-regs, increase LPS, injure mitochondria, increase histamine, disrupt bile, and accelerate inflammation. We specialize in mold-related IBD.

Post-Antibiotic Gut Injury

Antibiotics wipe out keystone species, decrease SCFAs, alter bile metabolism, and trigger persistent inflammation.

Chronic Diarrhea & Urgency

Often tied to bile acids, mast cells, mold, vagal shutdown, microbial imbalance, and mitochondrial dysfunction.

Chronic Bloating

Often linked to bile dysfunction, fungal overgrowth, methane/SIBO, mold, dysbiosis, and motility issues.

IBS (as IBD-adjacent)

IBS often overlaps with early inflammatory patterns, bile issues, mold exposure, or histamine pathways.