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Overcome your gut health challenges

Gut health can be impacted by a number of factors, including stress, poor health, antibiotics, and inadequate diet. This can lead to:

Gas and bloating
Constipation
Pain and discomfort
Diarrhea

Any sort of gut imbalance can be referred to as gut dysbiosis until a more precise diagnosis is given.

Improve your gut health with personalized support

Your Fay dietitian can work directly with the rest of your care team to design a completely custom meal plan to overcome your gut health challenges. Most cases of gut dysbiosis require a multi-faceted approach and having smart, collaborative providers can make a world of difference.

Your Fay dietitian will offer:

Education and support tailored to your symptoms and lifestyle
Accountability
Custom meal plans
Intuitive eating exercises
In-person or video calls
Access to 24/7 chat for extra support

Everyone's journey is different, so your dietitian works with you 1 on 1 to provide a hyper-personalized plan

Fay’s dietitians are ready to support your every need, from weight loss to diabetes management or eating disorder treatment. Your nutrition expert is just a few clicks away.

Meeting you where you’re at

Have you tried (seemingly) every diet out there with limited success? Trying to beat prediabetes holistically? Worn out from life and know your diet could be better but don’t know where to start? Your dietitian will assess all this and more to craft a completely personalized approach for your treatment based on your goals, lifestyle, health history, motivators, and more. Fay dietitians use clinically proven methods to drive results, including goal setting, intuitive eating, nutrition education, lifestyle counseling, lab testing, and meal planning.

Learn to nourish yourself from the inside out

The world of nutrition is overwhelming. There’s so much information out there – but how can you know what’s right for you? The reality is: nutrition is complex and requires an expert’s guidance. Registered dietitians are the only nutrition professionals qualified to offer medical nutrition therapy (MNT). That means RDNs have a deep understanding of the chemical properties of food and how that interacts with one’s body on a cellular level to impact overall health. Instead of stressing out over the latest food trend, put your care in the hands of a dietitian and find ease in knowing you’re getting personalized, research-backed nutrition advice.

Taking the non-diet approach

Ready to break free from the harsh voice in your head criticizing your every food choice? Whether weight loss is part of your goals or not, your dietitian can help calm the noise with a research-backed approach that addresses both the practical challenges of daily meals and the psychological factors of disordered eating. You can learn ways to manage your health and weight that go beyond the confines of a traditional “diet” by prioritizing balance and finding the right nutrition approach for you personally.

Your personal accountability partner

Accountability is a crucial factor in making any lifestyle change. Having a set weekly meeting with your dietitian – and knowing you have an expert on your side – can make a world of difference when it comes to sticking to your nutrition goals. You’ll have regular check-ins where you go over your progress and any challenges you’re facing, and together, you and your dietitian will make adjustments to account for your evolving needs. RDNs know as well as anyone that a successful plan is one that fits into your life, not works against it.

Practical meal planning guidance

You have to make a lot of decisions every day, including what to eat. Meal planning removes the headache of that decision, and when it’s done in partnership with your dietitian, it’s that much easier to meet your goals without exhausting yourself in the process. All the hard work of figuring out how much to eat and when is already done for you – you just need to stick to the plan. Your RDN can provide meal ideas and recipes too, which can help boost adherence and make following your plan simpler and more enjoyable.

Working with intuitive eating principles

No matter why you’re getting a dietitian’s expertise, intuitive eating principles can help almost anyone cultivate a healthier relationship with food. Using behavioral psychology, intuitive eating emphasizes getting in touch with your body to better understand hunger and fullness cues, identify emotional eating, and remove any shame or guilt that might come up. With this psychological approach, your dietitian can help you calm the “food noise” in your mind to cultivate a sense of empowerment and joy in eating once again.

Making a sustainable lifestyle change

Meeting your nutrition goals is about more than just the food you eat. Your daily routine – activity level, sleep schedule, stress levels, work life, and environment – has a huge impact on your overall health. Your dietitian will create your personalized plan based on these factors and more. Taking this approach makes your plan more realistic, which makes achieving your goals easier. It also allows your RD to identify any potential challenges and craft a plan to overcome them.

Holistic health management

Food can play an important role in managing chronic health conditions, but you need an expert to guide you. Fay has dietitians specializing in diabetes, IBS, PCOS, thyroid health, obesity, and more. These providers can collaborate directly with your broader care team to ensure your nutrition plan is aligned with your ongoing treatments. Your RDN can do more than just make a meal plan based on your goals and condition – they can also educate you on the key factors of eating for that condition, empowering you to continue the care for yourself.

Much more – pursuing health in all facets of life

Health is foundational to wellbeing. Fay dietitians are qualified to support weight loss, hormonal imbalances, chronic disease, and much more. Collaborating with an RDN greatly increases your chances of success in meeting your goals. Whatever your nutrition goals are, you can find a board-certified registered dietitian nutritionist specializing in that area with Fay.

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see improved lab results

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avoid partial or full hospitalization

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make lifestyle changes that help avoid complications

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of people safely reduce or avoid use of medication

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experienced increased body confidence

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feel empowered to make lifestyle decisions that involve food that bring them joy

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adopted intuitive eating techniques

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experience improved mental health

Physical Health

Food is intrinsically linked to our health and wellbeing. People who worked with a dietitian through Fay made lifestyle changes that had immense benefit to their physical health.

85%

see improved lab results

95%

avoid partial or full hospitalization

94%

make lifestyle changes that help avoid complications

79%

of people safely reduce or avoid use of medication

Mental Health

Making lifestyle changes surrounding food and nutrition had benefits that went beyond the physical. Food and our relationship with it, has far reaching implications on our emotional and mental health.

83%

experienced increased body confidence

96%

feel empowered to make lifestyle decisions that involve food that bring them joy

93%

adopted intuitive eating techniques

90%

experience improved mental health

Hear what they're saying

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"I meet with my nutritionist every other week and insurance covers all of it! I didn't even know I had this as a benefit. I wish I knew about this sooner."

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"When I became pre-diabetic, I knew I had to make some lifestyle changes. My nutritionist taught me a lot, and I've been managing my blood sugar with what I put on my plate"

Joseph D.

"I lost 15 pounds after 3 sessions with my nutritionist. She helped me build a better relationship with food. I feel more confident in the kitchen and ordering out."

Molly W.

"Fay was recommended to us by our psychiatrist and we were able to connect with an eating disorder specialist, which has been critical for my daughter's recovery."

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"I was able to find the perfect nutritionist to help me manage my diabetes and IBS. I was shocked to learn that it only cost me $5 after insurance!"

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"I LOVE my dietitian. She designed a customized plan for me and kept me accountable. My sessions were FREE because insurance paid for it."

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What to look for in a gut health nutritionist

Gut microbiome expertise

The gut microbiome is a complex environment we are only just beginning to understand. Working with a gut specialist can make a huge difference in your quality of treatment. Choose a registered dietitian specializing in gut health to ensure you are getting the best care and optimal outcomes.

Proper qualifications

It’s important to check nutrition providers’ qualifications. Registered dietitian nutritionists (RDs or RDNs) are the most qualified nutrition providers, and only those that meet the criteria can claim the title. Nutritionists without the RDN title are less regulated and may have far less experience.

Virtual and in-person consultations

Adding in another provider to your schedule can be difficult. Finding a nutritionist who accepts virtual appointments can make it much easier to get the care you need in a way that works for you.

Positive reviews

On top of checking a provider’s qualifications, you’ll want to read through their reviews to see what their clients think. Are they empathetic and caring? Have they successfully helped others struggling with gut health? All Fay providers have transparent reviews on their profiles so you can feel good about your choice.

Finding relief with a Fay gut health dietitian

Gut health specialist

Find a dietitian specializing in gut health by filtering the search results in Fay’s database. You can also read through their reviews to see how they’ve helped improve others’ dysbiosis.

Covered by insurance

All Fay providers are covered by insurance. To check your coverage, simply input your health insurance information and scroll through providers who accept your plan.

Offers support & accountability

When you work with a Fay dietitian, you get a gut health expert and an accountability partner all in one. Your dietitian will use your weekly check-ins to talk through your progress and help work through any roadblocks you might be experiencing. This kind of accountability is exactly what you need for long-term success.

Holistic approach

Fay gut health dietitians are well-versed in collaborating with gastroenterologists and other medical professionals to design a holistic plan to your gut health treatment. This well-rounded approach ensures higher quality, longer-lasting outcomes

A bad gut feeling: the challenges of poor gut health

Finding true pain relief

Poor gut health isn’t just about a dysfunctional microbiome. It often comes with brutal side effects, including chronic pain. Your Fay dietitian will work with you to find lasting pain relief to help you regain freedom.

The mental component

The mental component of gut dysbiosis can be just as painful as the physical symptoms. It can be challenging to face continuous hurdles in trying to improve your gut health. Your Fay dietitian will support you every step of the way as you find solutions together.

Fearing flare-ups

Another piece of the mental gut health puzzle is the fear of flare-ups. It can cause you to become fearful of events, not knowing if you might need to dash to a bathroom or if a flare-up will ruin a special moment. There are therapeutic interventions that can help with this side of dysbiosis.

Restricted diet

You might feel beholden to a limited diet, sticking only to “safe foods” you know won’t exacerbate symptoms. Your Fay dietitian can design a careful approach to test different foods to give you greater food freedom and restore microbial harmony in your gut.

Frequently Asked Questions

All about gut health

What is gut dysbiosis?

Gut dysbiosis is a generic description for any gut discomfort or digestive issue characterized by an imbalanced gut microbiome. Your gut is home to a host of microbes and microorganisms that help with digestion and broader health. When these microbes are imbalanced and the diversity is compromised, everything from your digestion to your immune system can feel the effects.

Gut dysbiosis can be functional or structural; the GI tract looks normal but doesn’t function properly for functional conditions, whereas the bowel appears abnormal in structural conditions. Functional gut issues include IBS and diarrhea, and structural issues include inflammatory bowel disease and hemorrhoids.

Signs & symptoms of poor gut health

Since gut dysbiosis is more of a broad description of a set of symptoms that correlate with different conditions, the symptoms are also broad. Any discomfort or difficulty with digestion could be a sign of an imbalanced gut. The most common symptoms include bloating, diarrhea, undigested food in stool, inconsistent bowel movements, excess wind, constipation, and food intolerances.

However, because your gut is deeply connected to the rest of your body, with a direct line of communication to your brain, an imbalanced gut microbiome can have impacts beyond your digestive system. Acne, teeth issues, urinary problems, and even mood changes can signal gut issues.

Causes of poor gut health

The causes of gut health conditions aren’t always clear. These conditions can be caused by anything from new food sensitivities to bacterial imbalances. Some result from an underlying disease or condition, while others relate to your environment or lifestyle. Smoking, diet, stress, inflammation, environmental toxins, and medication can all disrupt your gut microbiome.

Finding the source (and requisite treatment) of poor gut health often requires trial and error. There are many testing methodologies for dysbiosis, including skin swabs, urine or fecal samples, and breath tests.

Health risks of untreated gut conditions

Your gut has influence over everything from your digestion to your immune system. It can even influence your mood and overall wellbeing. If gut imbalances are left untreated, it could lead to lasting damage to the digestive system, ulcers, food sensitivities, and general pain and discomfort.

Gut dysbiosis is associated with more severe conditions like colitis, leaky gut syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, liver disease, celiac disease, PCOS, diabetes, and more. The sooner you can seek diagnosis and treatment, the better to prevent any additional complications.

Gut dysbiosis treatment

The primary focus of gut treatment is to find the root cause of your symptoms. Your dietitian may try the following to diagnose and treat your gut dysbiosis:

Elimination diet and/or dietary changes
Breath test (in conjunction with a gastroenterologist)
Medication, including antibiotics
Improved eating habits

You may find that removing dairy, sugar, gluten, and certain fruits or vegetables improves your symptoms. Fermented foods can often help, due to their naturally occurring probiotics, though probiotic capsules have a much higher concentration of probiotic bacteria. Some supplements may help as well to ensure you are getting the right mix of nutrients.

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