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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 18 MIN

3: What the Timing of Your Bloating Reveals About Your Gut Function

from Abounding Life Podcast | Gut Health & Functional Medicine for Women · host Nikki Yelton

You’ve cut out gluten, dairy, sugar — and you’re still bloated. What gives? 👉 The answer might not be what you're eating… but when your bloating shows up.In this episode, I’m breaking down one of the most under-discussed — yet highly diagnostic — patterns in functional nutrition: bloating timing. Whether it hits right after you eat or hours later, it’s giving us major clues about what’s really going on inside your gut.If you’ve ever felt like you’re “doing everything right” but still look 6 months pregnant by 2pm, this is for you. I’ll help you decode the difference between low stomach acid vs. enzyme insufficiency, explain how we test for it using a marker called elastase-1, and share how we support both of these issues step-by-step!Here’s What We Cover:What it means when you bloat 0-30 minutes after a meal What delayed bloating (2–4 hours later) tells us How to identify digestive dysfunction using the elastase-1 marker on a stool testHow your stomach, pancreas, and liver work together to break down foodMy exact strategy for rebuilding digestive fire without guesswork or restrictionWhy cutting more foods isn’t always the answer — and what to do instead📌 Mentioned in This Episode:Functional GI Map stool testing with elastase, dysbiosis, and inflammation markers: GI Map Stool Analysis🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to today's episode. I'm so grateful to be part of your health journey!🤝 🚀 Ready to show up fully in your life with energy and vitality for your people and your purpose? Work with me: Private 1-1 and Group Coaching☎️ Or Text Me 'Coach' to (844) 819-5214 & I'll send you all the details!⏺️ Have a win from the podcast, a message to share, or a question you want to ask? Submit a recording here! You just might hear it on the next episode! 💬 Let's Connect:Watch These Episodes On YouTubeSchedule a Root Cause AssessmentJoin My Weekly VIP NewsletterFollow on Instagram @nikkiyeltonrdEmail Me: [email protected] The Website & 700+ Blog PostsTopic Suggestion & Feedback FormAbout:🌿 Nikki is a board-certified functional medicine practitioner and registered dietitian specializing in gut health, hormone balance, and root-cause fatigue. She helps purpose-driven women 35+ heal leaky gut, restore metabo...

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You’ve cut out gluten, dairy, sugar — and you’re still bloated. What gives? 👉 The answer might not be what you're eating… but when your bloating shows up. In this episode, I’m breaking down one of the most under-discussed — yet highly diagnostic — patterns in functional nutrition: bloating timing. Whether it hits right after you eat or hours later, it’s giving us major clues about what’s really going on inside your gut. If you’ve ever felt like you’re “doing everything right” but still look 6...

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