Your Gut is Talking — Are You Listening?
Let’s talk about something that affects nearly every part of your health but rarely gets the spotlight it deserves: your gut.
The gut does more than digest food — it supports your immune system, impacts your mood, influences inflammation, and even plays a role in your skin, hormones, and sleep. It’s often called the “second brain” for a reason.
🧠 Why Gut Health Matters
70–80% of your immune system lives in your gut
Your gut helps produce neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine
An unbalanced gut can lead to fatigue, food sensitivities, anxiety, breakouts, and more
It’s often the root of what we call “mystery symptoms”
🧪 What We Test (and Why)
At aNew Health, we offer comprehensive gut testing to uncover things like:
Yeast or bacterial overgrowth
Parasites or pathogens
Inflammation markers
Imbalances in healthy flora
Digestive insufficiencies
We don’t guess — we test. Then we use personalized protocols to restore balance, reduce inflammation, and help your gut heal at the root.
or email office@anew-health.com to schedule your gut health consult.
Supplement Spotlight: Chamomile
This gentle herb is a powerhouse for gut and nervous system support. Chamomile helps reduce inflammation, calms the digestive tract, and supports relaxation — a perfect tool for healing both gut and mind.
Try it as a tea before bed, or ask your provider about capsules or tincture options.
Recipe: Gut Healing Broth
Nourish your body from the inside out with this warm, mineral-rich broth that supports gut lining repair.
Ingredients:
2 sweet potatoes
2 carrots
2 celery stalks
1 zucchini
1 cup fresh green beans
1 Tbsp fresh ginger
3 garlic cloves
½ tsp sea salt
Optional: fresh parsley or turmeric
Chop all ingredients and simmer in a large pot with filtered water for 1–2 hours. Strain and sip as a soothing beverage or base for soup.
🧠 Pro tip: Freeze leftovers in silicone trays for easy reheating later!
Your gut is the gateway to full-body healing. If you’ve been feeling “off” or can’t seem to get to the root of your symptoms, this is the place to start.