12/18/2025
Your bloating might start before food even reaches your gut.
Digestion doesn’t begin in your stomach—it starts the moment you see and smell food. But if you’re low in stomach acid, digestive enzymes, or bile flow from the liver and gallbladder, food doesn’t break down properly.
Instead, it sits and ferments. This creates gas, pressure, and bloating.
This can happen when you’re eating too fast, eating under stress, nutrient deficient, or taking acid-blocking medications.
When digestion isn’t working at the top of the system, everything downstream struggles.
The fix isn’t just about what you eat—it’s about how well you’re breaking it down.
If you’re eating healthy foods but still bloated, this is one of the first things we investigate in my practice.
Your body might need digestive support, not just a different diet.
Drop a comment if this resonates with you.
Alternative Shorter Version:
Eating healthy but still bloated?
The problem might not be WHAT you’re eating—it’s HOW you’re digesting it.
Low stomach acid, digestive enzymes, or bile flow means food sits and ferments instead of breaking down properly. This happens when you’re eating too fast, eating under stress, nutrient deficient, or taking acid-blocking medications.
When digestion fails at the top, everything downstream suffers.
Sometimes your gut needs digestive support, not just a cleaner diet.