Gut + Immune Health Hub

Gut + Immune Health Hub

Because your gut’s doing more than just digesting.

Women know their gut better than anyone - even when no one’s believed us. This hub brings the science, the stories, and the small shifts that can make a big difference. Because good health starts in your gut, and knowledge is your power.

Gut & Immunity: Understanding the female microbiome across life stages.

Gut & Immunity: Understanding the female microbiome across life stages.

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By Natalie Rouse

May 12, 2025

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Start with a balanced diet that includes plenty of fibre-rich, nutrient dense foods. You can also support your gut and immune health with nutrients like prebiotics, probiotics, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, and B vitamins.


Signs of an unhappy gut may include bloating, gas, digestive discomfort, lethargy, or low energy. If these symptoms persist, it’s advisable to speak to your GP or a healthcare professional.


Everyone’s experience is different, but many people report improvements in digestion and overall wellbeing when they take gut health supplements consistently as part of a balanced lifestyle.


There isn't a one-size-fits all answer. Popular options include products that contain probiotics, prebiotics, extra fibre, and gut-friendly vitamins and minerals.


  • Drink plenty of water and go easy on salty foods to avoid water retention.
  • Take your time when eating. Chewing slowly can stop you from swallowing too much air.
  • Add probiotics or fermented foods to your diet to support a healthy gut.
  • Try apple cider vinegar supplements and eat fibre rich foods to aid digestion and ease discomfort.
  • Regular movement and eating a balanced diet can also help keep bloating under control.

Approximately 70-80%* of your immune cells are found in the gut, meaning your digestive system plays an important part in your immune function. Research has indicated that a healthy, balanced gut microbiome is closely linked to the normal functioning of the immune system. *Source.