How to Have a Healthy Gut


Learning how to maintain good gut health is one of the most important ways to ensure your overall health and wellbeing. This course helps students understand their own gut and the best way to support it through their diet.

Created By

Charlie T

Adult
Wellbeing Techniques

4 HOURS

4 LESSONS

How to Have a Healthy Gut

wellbeing

Course Overview



Your gut is your biological door. You have two interfaces with the outside world: your skin and your digestive tract. The bacteria living in your digestive tract are your primary line of defence; they are the first things that encounter the foods that you eat, the liquids that you drink and the medications that you take. The state of your gut is a key foundation for your overall health. Through this series of lessons, you learn how to have a healthy gut. The programme looks at experimenting with the elimination diet, then using whole nutrient dense food and finally at reducing stress through eating. This course has assignments to consolidate and apply learning. It is interactive and no prior knowledge is needed to attend. There is even a follow along demonstration of how to easily make sauerkraut! Students who sign up to the course can fill in an optional health assessment before the first lesson to enable teaching at a highly personal level. From this assessment, the course will be adapted according to individual health goals, intolerances or concerns.

Course Content



4 LESSONS

4 HOURS Total Length

Lesson 1

Why is Gut Health Important?

60 minutes

Lesson 2

Support Your Gut Health with the Elimination Diet

60 minutes

Lesson 3

Support Your Gut Health with Food

60 minutes

Lesson 4

Support Your Gut Health by Reducing Stress

60 minutes

Key Skills


Healthy Eating

Educator


Charlie T

Wellbeing Specialist

Charlie has grown his passion and skills for educating people by impacting over one thousand people's health journeys while working in London's leading wellness studios. All of his courses are founded on the idea that health can be accessible for all, and he believes in teaching principles first and methods second.