Gut Science

We've had a great response to our gut-oral microbiome training for dental and oral health professionals. 🦷
Making the links between what happens in your oral cavity, with your gut 💩🧬 and systemic health can help you put the pieces together and help your patients start their journey to better health (and more importantly, be motivated to complete their treatments with you!).
Introductory pricing expires end of day today 30 June.
Come join us :)
https://gutscience.au/dental_professionals/

Having a bit of an ‘off’ gut can present in many ways, not just in the gut!
In fact, you might not even have any symptoms of gut issues but bits of inflammation popping up elsewhere. That’s why it’s so important to consider the connected nature of the human body. In particular, how the microbiome acts as the ‘communication bridge’ between all our body systems.

Get your group chat back in line 🤣

Not much else to say here! Your gut bacteria are amazing and they can support every part of your body. Come along for the ride with us!

Welcome! Glad you landed here. :)
Gut Science was developed because there's so much cool science in the area of gut health, but also a lot of confusion, misinformation and expensive stuff around that we decided we needed to fix that. So we're here to help you love the wonder of the human body again, via your bacterial friends!

We do education for individuals and health professionals, so if you're looking for a unique and personally relevant CPD opportunity, please get in touch.

Microbiome testing is one of the questions I’m asked about most often.
My answer?
Sometimes yes.
Sometimes no.
When used appropriately, metagenomic testing can provide valuable insight into what may be happening inside the gut microbiome and help guide more personalised nutrition and lifestyle strategies.
But it isn’t a diagnostic tool, and it should never replace appropriate medical investigations.
Here’s my honest take on the pros and cons.
Have you ever considered microbiome testing?