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Chronic Care -
Gut Health Program

Digestion × Immunity × Emotion — Comprehensive Gut Management

Up to 80% of people in Taiwan suffer from gut-related issues!

Research shows that 8 out of 10 individuals experience long-term gut problems such as constipation, acid reflux, and gastritis. Without timely treatment, these may progress into chronic conditions and even cancer.

Gut health is not just about digestion and absorption. It profoundly impacts the immune system, neurotransmission, and emotional stability, making it a cornerstone of overall health. When the gut is imbalanced, waste elimination slows, toxins build up, immunity weakens, and emotional fluctuations or stress may follow.

To prevent worsening conditions and protect long-term wellness, we focus on three pillars of gut regulation:

Digestive Detox
Immune Defense
Emotional Balance

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The digestive system breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, and acts as the body’s detox channel.

When stomach acid or enzymes are insufficient, gut flora imbalanced, or bowel movements irregular, nutrients are poorly absorbed and toxins may accumulate — leading to chronic fatigue, skin issues, and systemic inflammation.

Food Breakdown

Stomach acid and enzymes convert proteins, fats, and carbohydrates into absorbable molecules — the first checkpoint of nutrition.

Low stomach acid (caused by stress, aging, poor diet) slows food breakdown, delays gastric emptying, increases bloating, and may trigger acid reflux (GERD).
Weak acidity also reduces absorption of iron, calcium, and vitamin B12.

Nutrient Absorption

The small intestine is the main site of nutrient uptake, supported by gut mucosa and microbiota.

If the intestinal barrier is compromised or microbiota imbalanced, nutrients cannot enter the bloodstream effectively.
Even with supplements or healthy meals, the body may still struggle to repair cells and restore energy.

Detox & Purification

Regular bowel movements are essential for clearing toxins.

Chronic constipation or diarrhea leads to toxin reabsorption into the bloodstream.
This can trigger inflammation, skin conditions (acne, eczema), metabolic imbalance, and may even burden the cardiovascular system.

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The gut is not only responsible for nutrient absorption but also serves as the body’s first line of immune defense, housing about 70% of immune cells. A balanced gut microbiome helps regulate immune responses, while imbalances may cause overreactions (allergies) or weak defenses (recurrent infections). Reduced microbial diversity is also linked to autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.

Immune Dysregulation

When harmful bacteria outnumber probiotics, the immune system may overreact to harmless substances, triggering allergies, asthma, rhinitis, skin issues, or chronic inflammation.

Leaky Gut Syndrome

Excess bad bacteria can damage the intestinal barrier, allowing undigested food particles and toxins to enter the bloodstream. This can lead to systemic low-grade inflammation and affect the skin, joints, and nervous system.

The gut is more than a digestive organ—it’s pivotal for nutrient absorption, mood regulation, stress management, and sleep quality. Often called the “second brain,” the gut produces about 90% of the body’s serotonin, a key neurotransmitter for emotional balance, and its intricate connection with the brain makes gut health essential for mental and emotional stability.

Emotional Well-Being

The gut generates approximately 90% of serotonin, a neurotransmitter critical for mood regulation. A balanced gut microbiome supports healthy serotonin levels, fostering emotional stability. Conversely, gut imbalances may lower serotonin production, potentially increasing anxiety and affecting mental health.

Stress Response

With over 100 million neurons, the gut’s enteric nervous system (ENS) acts as a “second brain,” managing digestion while communicating with the brain to influence stress and emotional responses. A healthy gut promotes autonomic nervous system balance, encouraging relaxation and reducing anxiety. Imbalances, however, can heighten stress responses.

Better Sleep

Gut health influences sleep through serotonin production and autonomic nervous system regulation. An imbalanced microbiome may disrupt neurotransmitter levels, affecting sleep cycles and quality. It can also overactivate the sympathetic nervous system, increasing stress that interferes with restful sleep. A healthy gut supports consistent, high-quality sleep.

Conditions Addressed:

Bloating & Belching
Acid Reflux
Constipation or Diarrhea
Irregular Bowel Movements
Abdominal Pain & Distension
Loss of Appetite / Indigestion

Frequent Colds or Infections
Skin Allergies / Itching
Insomnia or Poor Sleep Quality
Anxiety & High Stress Levels
Chronic Fatigue & General Malaise

Chronic Care - Gut Health Program