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Free Journal
A simple daily journal to record what you eat, how you sleep, your stress, and your symptoms — so the patterns behind your bloating and discomfort finally become visible.
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Free Guide
A plain-English walk through low-FODMAP eating — what it is, which foods to watch, how to reintroduce safely, and the mistakes that keep most people stuck.
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Reading List
These are the books that shaped how I understand my own gut. No hype — just ideas worth sitting with.
Dr. Zhi Gang Sha
Dr. Sha's system for treating soul, mind and body as one. It's where I first understood that my digestion doesn't just follow what I eat — it follows how I think, feel and carry stress.
Master Choa Kok Sui
A practical manual on energy healing that gave me language for something I could feel but couldn't explain. It shaped how I work with the body's own energy today.
Master Choa Kok Sui
A plain, practical map of the body's energy centres. It gave me a way to think about where stress and emotion settle in the gut — and why calming the mind matters as much as what's on the plate.
Louise Hay
The book that made me notice how I talk to myself. Years of food anxiety taught me that shame doesn't heal anything — this one is a gentle reminder to be kinder to the body you're trying to fix.
Dr. Joe Dispenza
The book that pushed me to take the mind–body link seriously. It made me see that repeating the same thoughts and stress patterns keeps the body locked in the same response — digestion included.
Dr. William Davis
Dr. Davis made me see the life living in my gut as something I actually influence — with what I eat and how I live. It gave me patience with the slow work of rebuilding things instead of chasing a quick fix.