26/11/2025
If you’ve ever been told you have “IBS” and walked away with more questions than answers - you’re not alone.
IBS gets used as a catch-all term when your gut symptoms don’t fit neatly into any other diagnosis. It doesn’t tell you why you’re bloated, why you react to certain foods, or why your gut suddenly feels unpredictable. It’s simply a label of exclusion - not an explanation.
Your symptoms are real, and they always have a root cause.
For many people it’s things like dysbiosis, SIBO, food intolerances, post-infectious changes, nervous system stress, or even a mix of a few.
This is why Kylie doesn’t treat “IBS” as a diagnosis, she looks deeper at what’s driving the symptoms underneath it.
If you’ve been given the IBS label and feel like you’re still in the dark, we can help you get clarity and direction so your gut can actually heal. Book a free 15-minute call to chat through what you’re experiencing and what your next steps could look like.