I have learned the secrets to the gut healing fast track, and want to share them with you today.

I spent years trying to find the magic potion, like a dog chasing my tail in endless circles. Even though it was a pain for me, there was purpose in it – for you.

I learned the skills, practiced and then conquered them.

Now I teach these skills to women who want to begin a gut-healing journey as well.

What is the Gut Healing Fast Track?

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First, you must know that the number one factor (I believe) in helping you understand how long it will take your gut to heal depends on the amount of time you spend Googling symptoms and self-diagnosing vs. finding your true diagnosis.

Stop asking Dr. Google; start actually getting the tests done and putting the hard work in. 

This is step 1 for getting on the gut-healing fast tract.

And then, apply the ARRT method.

ARRT Method for Gut Healing

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Part of the definition of art is,

….producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.

It is an art to heal properly. You are producing works that will be appreciated for a power which will magically appear in your life.

Thus, my method breaks it down in this way.

Accurate Diagnosis

Things can change, but only with a proper diagnosis. Dr. Google will not suffice. Even a (mis)-diagnosis from doctors will not suffice. The only thing that will work is an accurate diagnosis.

Without this critical first step, you’ll be spinning your wheels forever. I did.

You can’t fix something if it’s not broken, and it’s technically not broken if there is no way to fix it. 

Repair

Once you have an accurate diagnosis, you can begin the initial repair of your gut. In my experiences, this is primarily done via a combination of one or all of the following:

  1. Antibiotics (short term, like those for SIBO) and/or medication (longer term) (although I rejected all long term medications until LDN)
  2. Other supplements and herbs (I have taken and still take several, and you will find them via my Recommended Supplements page)
  3. Add in or remove lifestyle factors like workouts, stress, environment, etc.

Rebuild

After the accurate diagnosis and initial repair, you must rebuild and act as a healing student.

This includes some or all of the above, and also probiotics (the probiotic you take -if and when at all – depends on your condition and needs)

Additionally, about this time is when I really added in the prebiotic foods.

Thrive

What is the point of live if only merely to survive?

We should never accept a life where we live just getting by. The goal is to thrive, in all pieces of our life. I believe this starts with our health – our greatest wealth.

Getting an accurate diagnosis then repairing and rebuilding are sort of the “easy” parts. You know what to do, and you can even have a template via diet protocol for it.

But the lifestyle element is hard. It is really hard because life throws us so many different variables. What I’ve found is that in order to thrive and to move forward with total gut healing, it is critical to focus on 5 main areas for thriving (the PRESS’ing-on method).

 

PRESSing on

  1. PURPOSE: Find it. Live it.
  2. Relationships: Work on them, remove the ones that don’t work, and fight for the rest.
  3. Exercise: Not too much, not too little. This one was huge for me.
  4. Stress Management: The gut-brain connection is massive. Until you learn to truly control stress, you will never thrive.
  5. Sleep: Don’t make it a second priority because sleep and gut healing go hand-in-hand. I’ve always hated the saying, “You can sleep when you die.” A lack of sleep has a trickle effect for negative consequences. Severe adrenal fatigue was one of those consequences for me. Make it a priority or you’ll find your own.

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Wrap Up for Healing Fast

And finally, during the entire process, you must pay attention to and be very cognizant about the food you choose to nourish your body.

This means choosing the most nutrient dense, real food every single chance you can. It means keeping preservatives, chemicals and anything artificial out of that food.

For many, this will not even be enough. You will need to learn and understand which foods are not behooving your healing process. You may need an elimination diet to determine that, or specific blood tests.

But I can guarantee that without filling your body with proper nutrition, you will never fully heal.

Just like life, what we put in is what we get out.

Please don’t mistake the gut-healing fast track for fast, overnight results.

Don’t even mistake it for a 1-week, 1-month or 1-year process.

It could take a few years for some, but you should not feel discouraged by that because you now know the pieces and the steps to start healing.

Each day is progress.

I am living proof.

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Xox,
SKH

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    1. Before Rifaximin, I did various Garden of Life + Florastor. Once we realized I need to cut ALL forms of dairy for awhile, my doctor switched me to Prescript Assist. Today I maintain with that, even though I can do dairy in small doses, and just on special occasions. I didn’t follow any guidelines for “when.” I just did 🙂

  1. I have c diff and pancreatitis at 60 and am looking faith on medication but I have good day and bad.what should I eat? Rice bananas bouillon crackers yogurt but very depressed can you help me?

  2. I have been diagnosed with SIBO. My symptoms are pretty constant–bloating and discomfort after any meal or liquid. I take Benefiber twice a day to try to eliminate constipation. I take Epicor as recommended by my “Gastro Guy”. I do have GERD and take Pantoprozole plus additional medication for HBP, etc. Gluten-Free does not seem to make a difference. Low-FODMAP does not seem to make a difference. Probiotic does not seem to make a difference. Weight gain has been ridiculous! Help me!!!

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