Diseases start and end in the gut. The gut is the center of the immune system and the organ with the most nerve cells after the brain. For this reason, it is referred to as the second brain. It is also home to a community of microorganisms called the microbiome, which is defined as a new organ. For many reasons, the probiotic-pathogen balance in the intestines is disrupted. This condition is called dysbiosis.

This imbalance directly affects our overall health. This is also reflected in our behavior and mood.

The aim of the gut healing program is to correct this imbalance and maintain good health. Following a comprehensive gut analysis, the program takes steps to balance and enrich the flora. The gut profile is improved through medical interventions, supplements and nutritional plans. Thus, the person is made to feel better both physically and mentally.

• Individuals with digestive issues or gastrointestinal disorders
• People seeking to improve gut health and digestion
• Those with food intolerances or sensitivities
• Individuals interested in optimizing their gut microbiome
• Individuals experiencing poor digestion or nutrient absorption
• People seeking to improve their immune system function
• Those interested in the gut-brain connection and mental health