If your digestion changes when you’re overwhelmed or anxious, you’re not imagining it. That flutter in your stomach before a big meeting, the bloating that sticks around after a stressful week, or the way your appetite suddenly disappears—or ramps up—when you’re feeling burned out? It’s all connected. Your gut and your stress response are in constant communication. When one is under pressure, the other often reacts. Understanding this connection can help you recognize what yo

Your First-Line Immune Defense The mucosal barrier—your first-line immune defense—refers to all of the mucous membranes that comprise the...

Leaky gut syndrome is a rapidly growing condition that more and more people are struggling with everyday. This condition may be the cause...

Digestive concerns aren’t a fun topic of conversation. In fact, many people have trouble talking to their own doctor about their...

If you’re suffering from fatigue, memory problems, weak hair and nails, gas, excessive burping, acid reflux, heartburn, bloating, or...

We have many patients that come to the office for a variety of conditions. One of the most silent disease causing conditions is GERD.  By...

Digestive dysfunction is rampant in the US. Approximately 9 million people suffer from at least one digestive problem-abdominal pain,...