Insights

Patterns from your gut data

Insights are based on patterns in your logged data. They are estimates only and may not reflect all contributing factors. Always discuss findings with your dietitian.

Possible Trigger Patterns

Garlic / Onion

Possible link

Symptoms appeared within 2–4 hours on 3 of 4 occasions when garlic or onion was logged.

Possible pattern — needs more data

High Stress (≥7/10)

Possible link

Bloating and cramping were more frequent on days with stress ≥7. Gut-brain connection may be a factor.

Possible pattern — needs more data

Poor Sleep (<6 hrs)

Early observation

Symptom severity appeared slightly higher after nights with less than 6 hours of sleep. More data needed.

Not enough data yet

Low Water Intake

Early observation

Constipation-type symptoms were more common on days with <1.5L water. More data needed.

Not enough data yet

Observations

Possible garlic trigger

Garlic appeared in 4 of your last 6 bloating episodes. Consider this a strong pattern worth discussing with your dietitian.

Strong pattern

Stress and symptom severity

Your symptom severity scores were 40% higher on days when you logged stress ≥ 6/10. Symptoms may be related to stress levels.

Possible pattern — needs more data

Lactose-free dairy tolerated well

You've logged lactose-free dairy 8 times with no associated symptoms. You tolerated lactose-free dairy better than regular dairy.

Strong pattern

Sleep and gut health

On nights with less than 6.5 hours of sleep, your next-day symptom scores averaged 5.1 vs 2.8 on well-rested nights.

Possible pattern — needs more data

Wheat reintroduction result

Your wheat reintroduction test suggests fructans (wheat) are likely a trigger for you. Symptoms appeared consistently across test days.

Strong pattern

Not enough data on GOS yet

You haven't tested GOS (legumes) yet. Not enough data to identify patterns. Consider scheduling this reintroduction test.

Not enough data yet