04/05/2026
In German New Medicine, there’s a concept called an “indigestible morsel” conflict.
AKA: something you can’t “stomach.”
Something you can’t process.
Something you want, but you can’t have.
Or something you’re being forced to deal with that feels disgusting or unfair.
And it doesn’t have to be literal food.
It can be:
A comment you can’t let go of.
A situation that feels impossible to swallow.
A betrayal you keep replaying.
A decision you don’t agree with but have to accept.
A person you wish you could spit out of your life.
Sometimes the body mirrors that experience with digestion symptoms:
bloating, nausea, reflux, stomach pain, appetite changes, “random” sensitivities, or gut flares that make no sense on paper.
The point isn’t to blame you.
It’s to ask a better question than “what supplement do I need?”
What was the morsel?
When did it happen?
And what are you still trying to digest?
If you want help connecting the dots behind your gut symptoms (and the story underneath them), go to the website in bio and fill out the form for a consultation call.