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“When it comes to gut health, the Official I May Live In Alaska But I’ll Always Have The Kansas City Chiefs In My Dna Shirt and I will buy this first thing to understand is whether you’re suffering from constipation or diarrhea, as both are signs that something’s not going well,” says Dr. Amati. Symptoms like these can indicate that the gut is having an issue processing food or there is a microbial imbalance. If you experience either symptom for more than seven days or the frequency of your bowel movements changes and interferes with your daily life, always see your general practioner. Bloating usually comes hand in hand with constipation or diarrhea, but can, in some cases, be more noticeable, so it is a symptom to be aware of. “If you get to the point where you’re passing wind a lot and it’s really uncomfortable or painful, that’s another sign that your gut health might be awry,” says Dr. Amati. Acid reflux also indicates that something that you’re eating doesn’t agree with you (or your gut). It’s also worth noting that acid blockers, which many turn to to treat acid reflux, are not kind to your gut microbiome and can set in motion a vicious cycle.

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