Gut Health & Digestive Support Picks

Gut health comes up in almost every client conversation I have, so I wanted to put together a short list of the products I personally reach for and recommend most often. These supplements are tried and tested which I use in my own practice and household and sharing them here in case they're useful to you too.

1. Leaky Gut - GI Repair

A gut-lining support formula I recommend for clients working through digestive irritation or looking to rebuild gut integrity. I like it as a foundational piece of a broader gut-repair protocol.

Why I chose it: Supports the gut lining and helps rebuild digestive integrity.

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2. Vitamin B6

B6 supplement I recommend for clients working on mood balance, PMS support, or overall B-vitamin status. 

Why I chose it: Supports mood balance, nerve function, and healthy energy metabolism.

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3. Vitamin B12

B12 support is common in gut-health and energy-focused protocols

Why I chose it: Reliable energy and nervous system support.

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4. Solaray Betaine HCL

Betaine HCL is one of my most-recommended tools for supporting healthy stomach acid levels, which plays a role in digestion and nutrient absorption. 

Why I chose it: Supports healthy stomach acid for better digestion and nutrient absorption.

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5. Vitamin D3 + K2

A combo I recommend often since D3 and K2 work together. D3 supports absorption while K2 helps direct calcium to where it belongs. 

Why I chose it: Supports immune function and directs calcium to bones, not arteries.

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6. Magnesium Glycinate

Magnesium for clients dealing with stress, sleep issues, or muscle tension. Glycinate is gentle on the stomach and well absorbed compared to other forms.

Why I chose it: Eases stress and muscle tension without upsetting the stomach.

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As always, talk with your practitioner before starting any new supplement, especially if you're pregnant, nursing, managing a health condition, or taking medication.

Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links.

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