Flora intestinale disturbata: cosa la causa e come ripristinare l'equilibrio

Disrupted gut flora is more common than you think, and its impact extends beyond occasional bloating. When the balance of your gut microbiome shifts, digestion can become irregular, energy wanes, and immunity may falter. If your goals include restoring disrupted gut flora, you’re in the right place. Understanding the key disruptors — antibiotics, a highly processed diet, chronic stress, poor sleep, dehydration, and gut infections — helps you take targeted steps to restore balance for digestion, immunity, and overall health. Modern gut health assessment can quantify disruption and guide action. The Gut Microbiome Health Index, a score from 0 to 100, provides a snapshot of your gut's vitality and is available via the InnerBuddies microbiome test. InnerBuddies also tracks your top 40 bacteria and their functions, showing how you compare against a healthy cohort and how specific metabolic pathways influence your health. To move from disruption to balance, it starts with practical steps: diversify fiber intake with a wide range of plant foods; include fermented foods; hydrate; regulate sleep and stress; and limit unnecessary antibiotics or NSAIDs where possible. Its approach pairs your 3-day food diaries with stool analysis to deliver personalized nutrition advice and targeted prebiotic/probiotic recommendations. InnerBuddies uses this data to show how dietary items influence the microbiome, including functional pathways relevant for target groups like Healthy Aging, Endurance Sport, or Skin & Hair Health. Beyond consumer testing, InnerBuddies offers a white-label Gut Health Operating System for partners to power their gut microbiome testing products. With features like the Gut Microbiome Health Index, Bacteria abundances, Bacteria functions, Target Group analysis, and personalized nutrition and probiotic advice, it’s designed for scalable solutions. See the B2B opportunities at the InnerBuddies B2B partner page. For consumers, explore the product page or join the gut health membership for ongoing guidance.