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We spend so much time talking about WHAT we eat for gut health, but far less time talking about HOW we eat. Because digestion actually begins before food even reaches your stomach. The sight, smell and anticipation of food initiates the cephalic phase of digestion. Your nervous system starts preparing your gastrointestinal tract for the meal that’s coming, stimulating saliva, gastric secretions and digestive activity. Now think about how most of us actually eat. Working at our desks. Answering emails. Scrolling on our phones. Stressed. Distracted. Eating incredibly quickly. Barely chewing before taking the next mouthful. When your sympathetic nervous system is highly activated, your body is prioritising the stress response rather than creating the ideal physiological environment for digestion. And then there’s chewing. Chewing isn’t just about making food small enough to swallow. It mechanically breaks food down, mixes it with saliva and begins the digestive process before food ever reaches your stomach. This is why when someone comes into clinic with bloating, fullness, reflux or digestive discomfort, I don’t immediately assume they need another supplement or that they have IBS. I also want to know how they’re actually eating. Are you sitting down to eat? Are you distracted? Are you rushing through your meal? Are you actually chewing properly? Sometimes I want you to do something incredibly simple. Put the fork down between mouthfuls. Finish chewing before taking the next bite. Step away from your computer. Give yourself time to actually eat. This doesn’t mean persistent bloating is simply caused by eating too quickly. There are many underlying causes of digestive symptoms that may need proper investigation. But before we start removing foods and adding supplements, we shouldn’t overlook the basic physiology of digestion. If you’re struggling with ongoing bloating, IBS or digestive symptoms, Jess is our incredible gut health naturopath and works extensively with complex digestive cases. You can book a FREE Discovery Call with Jess through www.nourishingapothecary.com. Consultations are available via Zoom Australia wide. Not sure who to book with? DM CLINIC and we’ll send you the booking link to book a FREE call with our Patient Care Coordinator. They’ll learn a little about what you need help with and match you with the practitioner on our team best suited to your case. www.nourishingapothecary.com #guthealth #bloating #ibs #digestion #digestivehealth
We spend so much time talking about WHAT we eat for gut health, but far less time talking about HOW we eat. Because digestion actually begins before food even reaches your stomach. The sight, smell and anticipation of food initiates the cephalic phase of digestion. Your nervous system starts preparing your gastrointestinal tract for the meal that’s coming, stimulating saliva, gastric secretions and digestive activity. Now think about how most of us actually eat. Working at our desks. Answering emails. Scrolling on our phones. Stressed. Distracted. Eating incredibly quickly. Barely chewing before taking the next mouthful. When your sympathetic nervous system is highly activated, your body is prioritising the stress response rather than creating the ideal physiological environment for digestion. And then there’s chewing. Chewing isn’t just about making food small enough to swallow. It mechanically breaks food down, mixes it with saliva and begins the digestive process before food ever reaches your stomach. This is why when someone comes into clinic with bloating, fullness, reflux or digestive discomfort, I don’t immediately assume they need another supplement or that they have IBS. I also want to know how they’re actually eating. Are you sitting down to eat? Are you distracted? Are you rushing through your meal? Are you actually chewing properly? Sometimes I want you to do something incredibly simple. Put the fork down between mouthfuls. Finish chewing before taking the next bite. Step away from your computer. Give yourself time to actually eat. This doesn’t mean persistent bloating is simply caused by eating too quickly. There are many underlying causes of digestive symptoms that may need proper investigation. But before we start removing foods and adding supplements, we shouldn’t overlook the basic physiology of digestion. If you’re struggling with ongoing bloating, IBS or digestive symptoms, Jess is our incredible gut health naturopath and works extensively with complex digestive cases. You can book a FREE Discovery Call with Jess through www.nourishingapothecary.com. Consultations are available via Zoom Australia wide. Not sure who to book with? DM CLINIC and we’ll send you the booking link to book a FREE call with our Patient Care Coordinator. They’ll learn a little about what you need help with and match you with the practitioner on our team best suited to your case. www.nourishingapothecary.com #guthealth #bloating #ibs #digestion #digestivehealth

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