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5 Signs of an Inflammation-Free Gut, From a Gastro

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Last updated: 2024/04/26 at 3:43 PM
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Hoping to optimize your gut health? Despite your best efforts to maintain bacterial balance and reduce inflammation, it can be challenging to know if your actions are truly effective. Board-certified gastroenterologist Kenneth Brown, MD, shares key indicators to help you assess if your microbiome is inflammation-free or on the right track. Plus, he provides expert advice on how to expedite the balancing process if needed.

To determine if your gut is inflammation-free, look out for these five signs:

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1. Regular bowel movements2. A lack of digestive distress3. Strong immune function4. Calm and clear skin5. A balanced mood, energy, and vitalityHow to build an inflammation-free gut microbiome, according to a gastro

1. Regular bowel movements

Consistent, effortless bowel movements indicate a healthy digestive system. The color, texture, and frequency of stools can provide valuable insights into your gut health.

“A bowel movement every day, with little or no straining, is an indicator that your digestive system is working well. The color, texture, and frequency of stools can tell you a lot about your gut health.” – Kenneth Brown, MD, board-certified gastroenterologist

In addition, the consistency of your stool is closely linked to key microbiome markers.

2. A lack of digestive distress

Minimal discomfort such as bloating, gas, constipation, or heartburn signals a balanced microbiome and reduced inflammation in the gut.

3. Strong immune function

A resilient immune system is a sign of good gut health, as the gut plays a key role in supporting immune function.

4. Calm and clear skin

Healthy skin free of inflammatory conditions can indicate a lack of gut inflammation, as certain skin issues can be triggered by gut inflammation.

“In some cases, inflammation in the gut can cause skin issues like eczema, psoriasis, and acne.”

5. A balanced mood, energy, and vitality

Overall well-being, including mood stability, energy levels, and quality of sleep, can reflect a well-functioning gut. The gut is a major producer of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that affects mood and mental health.

How to build an inflammation-free gut microbiome, according to a gastro

If you’re not experiencing these signs, Dr. Brown suggests the following tips to reduce gut inflammation:

  • Fill your diet with whole foods and fiber: Incorporate polyphenol-rich foods to support healthy bacteria and combat harmful bacteria.
  • Give your body time to digest: Allow ample time between meals for proper digestion.
  • Get moving: Regular physical activity can reduce stress, enhance mood, and improve gut health.
  • Find your inner calm: Reduce stress through relaxation techniques to promote healing and balance in the body.

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