EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 16 MIN
The Hidden Gut Health Mistakes Quietly Wrecking Your Digestion
from Sana Sessions · host The Sana Co
Struggling with bloating, reflux, constipation, loose stools or persistent gut symptoms despite eating well and taking supplements? In this episode of Sana Sessions, Clinical Nutritionist Sienna and Naturopath Karah break down the often overlooked drivers of poor gut health that go far beyond food choices. Instead of focusing on restrictive diets or quick fixes, they explore how stress, undereating, poor sleep, fast eating, overuse of “health” products and irregular bowel habits can quietly disrupt digestion, gut motility, nutrient absorption and the gut microbiome. You’ll learn how chronic stress impacts stomach acid and enzyme production, why restrictive eating can worsen bloating and inflammation, how ultra-processed health foods and supplements may aggravate symptoms, and why chewing, slowing down and nervous system regulation matter more than most people realise. The episode also covers the link between sleep, blood sugar regulation and gut function, plus practical strategies to support regular bowel movements and reduce gut inflammation. If you feel like you’re doing everything right but still don’t feel well, this episode offers a refreshing, evidence-informed perspective on digestive health. Tune in for realistic, compassionate strategies to support your gut naturally and sustainably without unnecessary restriction. Resources & Links: Book a FREE discovery call with our Naturopaths → [BOOK HERE] Follow us on Instagram → [@thesanaco] Download the FREE IBS Made Simple Ebook → [DOWNLOAD HERE] Spice mix mentioned in recs: https://www.spicify.com.au/ Share the Episode If you loved this conversation, share it with a friend. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review to help more people discover Sana Sessions.
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