Thegutguru By Swetha Ashok

Thegutguru By Swetha Ashok 100+ clients transformed
Hormones, Gut Health, Weight Management
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Why I built TheGutGuru Not to give meal plans.But to stop capable people from blaming themselves for symptoms their biol...
21/02/2026

Why I built TheGutGuru
Not to give meal plans.

But to stop capable people from blaming themselves for symptoms their biology is trying to explain.

Bloating.
Hormone swings.
Stubborn weight.
Fatigue.
Brain fog.

The body doesn’t fail. It adapts.
Gut → Liver → Hormones → Metabolism → Energy.
It’s one connected system.

We move you:
Restriction ➝ Regulation
Quick fixes ➝ Resilience
Symptom chasing ➝ System building

And yes, we support men too —
low energy, central weight gain, insulin resistance, poor recovery, testosterone shifts.

No detoxes.
No starvation.
No trends.

We build foundations:
✔️ Digestion
✔️ Blood sugar stability
✔️ Cellular energy
✔️ Stress regulation
✔️ Sustainable habits

Because when the gut is supported, performance improves — at work and at home.

DM for a 1:1 clarity call.

Gut health | Hormone balance | Metabolic resilience | Blood sugar stability | Cellular energy | Digestive health | Insulin sensitivity | Stress regulation | Sustainable fat loss | Men’s health | Women’s health | Performance nutrition | Liver health | Microbiome support | Functional nutrition

20/02/2026

Why are we talking about liver health?

Because your liver is responsible for clearing excess hormones, processing toxins, regulating energy, and supporting your metabolism — every single day.

When the liver is overloaded, the body starts showing signals.

Fatigue that doesn’t improve with rest.
Persistent bloating.

Acne and skin changes.

PMS, mood swings, and hormonal imbalances.
Most people try to fix these symptoms directly.
But real, long-term healing begins by supporting the organ that regulates and clears what the body no longer needs.

This is a core part of the work we do behind the scenes — helping the body restore balance by supporting its natural detoxification pathways.

Because when the liver functions well, everything else becomes easier — hormones, digestion, energy, and recovery.

Your body is not working against you. It is asking for support.

Ramadan and PCOS can feel confusing together.Long fasting hours, late meals, sugar cravings, disrupted sleep — it can al...
19/02/2026

Ramadan and PCOS can feel confusing together.

Long fasting hours, late meals, sugar cravings, disrupted sleep — it can all impact hormones.
The goal this month isn’t restriction.

It’s stable blood sugar, steady energy, and gentle support.

Focus on:
• protein at suhoor
• fibre + balanced carbs at iftar
• hydration between meals
• avoiding sugar-heavy openings
• protecting sleep as much as possible

PCOS doesn’t need extremes — even in Ramadan.
It needs balance.

May this month bring health, calm, and barakah 🤍

Ramadan Nutrition | PCOS Support | Stable Blood Sugar | Hormone-Friendly Fasting

15/02/2026

Girija has been such a sweetheart from sharing updates on time, making sure she shares wherever she's stuck and asking for extra support where required!

Keep shining 🌟

Thank you for trusting us with your journey ❣️

❤️

15/02/2026

Girija has been such a sweetheart from sharing updates on time, making sure she shares wherever she's stuck and asking for extra support where required!

Keep shining 🌟 Thank you for trusting us with your journey ❣️

❤️

After 35, your gut and hormones need more support — not more restriction.4 simple shifts that make a difference:• Eat at...
13/02/2026

After 35, your gut and hormones need more support — not more restriction.

4 simple shifts that make a difference:
• Eat at regular times (no long gaps)
• Add protein to every meal
• Choose cooked veggies more often
• Protect your sleep like it matters

Consistency > extremes.

DM “GUT” and I’ll share where to start.

35+ Health | Gut–Hormone Support | Protein First | Sleep Matters

12/02/2026

Hormones love predictability.

Your cortisol, insulin, melatonin, thyroid — they all run on rhythm.

When sleep is inconsistent, meals are erratic, and nights turn into “revenge watch” or “revenge scroll” time… your body stays in stress mode.

And yes — I know this is hard.
When the whole day feels like it wasn’t yours, nighttime feels like the only time you can breathe.
But stealing sleep to feel in control quietly dysregulates the very hormones you’re trying to fix.

Start small.
One consistent bedtime.
One calm wind-down ritual.
One promise to your future self.

Regulation isn’t extreme. It’s predictable.

hormone balance | cortisol regulation | nervous system healing | sleep cycle | women’s health | circadian rhythm | stress recovery | PCOS support | burnout recovery | gut health | predictable routine | late night scrolling | revenge bedtime procrastination

If you’re a working Indian woman in your late 30s or 40s and exhaustion feels deeper than tiredness —this might be perim...
09/02/2026

If you’re a working Indian woman in your late 30s or 40s and exhaustion feels deeper than tiredness —
this might be perimenopause-related burnout, not lack of discipline.

In this phase, stress tolerance drops and recovery slows.

So juggling work, home, family, late meals, skipped rest, and constant mental load hits harder than it used to.
Pushing through no longer works.

It actually keeps cortisol high and delays recovery.

Burnout here isn’t about doing too much.

It’s about the body struggling to bounce back the old way.

This phase needs support, predictability, and fuel — not more pressure.

Perimenopause Burnout | Slower Recovery | Cortisol Load | Nervous System Fatigue | Working Women | Support > Pushing

08/02/2026

Sudden puffiness, tight rings, or scale jumps in perimenopause aren’t always fat.
Estrogen fluctuations affect fluid balance — not just weight.

Here are a few things to get to a better place.

1️⃣ Eat regularly (don’t “dry fast”)
Skipping meals raises cortisol, which worsens water retention. Regular meals help the body release excess fluid.
2️⃣ Balance sodium, don’t eliminate it
Too little salt can increase water holding. Use normal salt in home food and avoid extreme low-salt days.
3️⃣ Increase potassium-rich foods
Add coconut water, bananas, soaked raisins, spinach, pumpkin, sweet potato — potassium helps balance fluids.
4️⃣ Prioritise sleep timing
Late nights disrupt cortisol and aldosterone, increasing puffiness. Aim to sleep before midnight most days.
5️⃣ Move gently, daily
Walking, light strength training, and stretching improve lymphatic flow and reduce fluid stagnation.

Fluid Imbalance | Water Retention | Estrogen Fluctuations | Aldosterone Shift | Puffiness | Sleep Timing | Electrolyte Balance | Gentle Movement | Perimenopause Support

03/02/2026

If you’re in perimenopause and dealing with bloating, heaviness, mood swings, breast tenderness, or stubborn weight —
it might not be just hormones.

It could be your gut–estrogen loop.
Your gut bacteria (the estrobolome) decide how much estrogen gets cleared vs reabsorbed.

When estrogen fluctuates and the gut isn’t supported, symptoms feel louder.
The goal isn’t to lower estrogen.
It’s to clear it properly.

What helps:
• eat regular meals
• support daily bowel movements
• choose cooked veggies more often
• add gentle, soluble fibre
• support liver + gut together

Perimenopause doesn’t need detoxes or restriction.
It needs flow.

DM “FATIGUE” if this phase feels heavy and you want support 🤍

Estrobolome | Estrogen Clearance | Gut–Hormone Loop | Perimenopause Support

31/01/2026

Most women are told to only look at estrogen.
But here’s what rarely gets explained 👇

Before hormones actually drop, the brain’s control centre — the hypothalamus — becomes more sensitive to stress

This part of the brain controls:
sleep
mood
appetite
temperature
and hormone signalling

So when stress increases (hello busy life + under-eating + poor sleep), the signals sent to your hormones become erratic — even if blood tests look “normal.”

That’s why many women notice symptoms early:
• anxiety or emotional changes
• lighter or broken sleep
• fatigue
• weight changes
• feeling easily overwhelmed

It’s not that your body is failing.

It’s that your brain is asking for support.

Which is also why pushing harder, eating less, or ignoring rest often makes things worse in this phase.

DM FATIGUE AND WE WILL HELP YOU SAIL SMOOTHLY THROUGH THIS PHASE

Perimenopause | Brain–Hormone Connection | Hypothalamus | Stress Sensitivity | Erratic Signalling | Sleep Disruption | Mood Shifts | Weight Changes | Support > Restriction

What Actually Helps in Perimenopause✔ Eating regularly (no long gaps)✔ Higher protein intake✔ Strength training over exc...
22/01/2026

What Actually Helps in Perimenopause
✔ Eating regularly (no long gaps)
✔ Higher protein intake
✔ Strength training over excessive cardio
✔ Blood sugar stability
✔ Gut-friendly meals
✔ Prioritizing sleep & recovery
✔ Reducing stress load

Weight loss feels harder in perimenopause because your body’s priorities change.
The goal is no longer “eat less.”
The goal is support hormones, preserve muscle, reduce stress, and stay consistent.
Fat loss becomes slower — but it becomes sustainable.

Perimenopause | Hormone Fluctuations | Cortisol ↑ | Muscle Loss | Insulin Sensitivity ↓ | Sleep Disruption | Gut Health | Weight Resistance | Support > Restriction

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