Your Results:

IBS Dominant Pattern

These symptoms often show up together:

Your Results:

IBS Dominant Pattern

* Your answers suggest that gut sensitivity and irregular function play a central role in your symptoms.

Digestive Issues

Brain Fog

Sugar Cravings

This is a common pattern

– and it can improve!

Irritable bowel syndrome is commonly misdiagnosed and poorly understood.

* Your Gut Health Assessment outcome answers suggest:

You may experience:

Being overly sensitive
Gut not moving properly
Reacting strongly to certain foods
Gut reacting quickly to stress

Your symptoms may include:

Bloating and abdominal pressure
Gas and distention pain
Food sensitivities worse with stress
Irregular bowels – constipation or diarrhea

This doesn’t mean Candida or bacteria aren’t involved. But it does suggest gut sensitivity and irregular function are likely key drivers of your symptoms.

* Based on 39 years experience in IBS and gut health.

This is a common pattern – and it can be improved

You may experience:

Being overly sensitive
Gut not moving properly
Reacting strongly to certain foods
Reacting strongly to stress

Your symptoms may include:

Bloating and abdominal pressure
Gas and distention pain
Food sensitivities worse with stress
Irregular bowels – constipation or diarrhea

You’re not imagining this — there is a clear pattern here!

This doesn’t mean Candida or bacteria aren’t involved. But it does suggest gut sensitivity and irregular function are likely key drivers of your symptoms.

* Based on 39 years clinical experience

Your Gut Health Pattern Breakdown

Based on your answers, your results suggest the following pattern:

Strong IBS-related dysfunction (Primary driver)
Mild fermentation and digestive imbalance (SIBO-type activity)
Irregular gut motility and stress reactivity
Mild microbiome and gut lining disruption (mild gut barrier dysfunction)

Your symptoms are not random. This pattern is commonly seen when the gut becomes overly reactive and sensitive over time, leading to bloating, food intolerance, irregular bowel function, and ongoing digestive discomfort.

Your Gut Health Pattern Breakdown

Based on your answers, your results suggest the following pattern:

Strong IBS-related dysfunction (Primary driver)
Mild fermentation and digestive imbalance (SIBO-type activity)
Irregular gut motility and stress reactivity
Mild microbiome and gut lining disruption (mild gut barrier dysfunction)

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Why IBS Treatments Often Fail…

Most approaches focus on this…

Short-term fixes
Symptom suppression (medications)
Eliminating more and more foods

But ignore…

Gut-brain connection
Nervous system regulation
Motility (movement of the gut)
Microbiome balance

So symptoms improve briefly…only to return

Why Many IBS Treatments Fail…

Most approaches focus on this…

Short-term fixes
Symptom suppression (medications)
Eliminating more and more foods

But ignore…

Gut-brain connection
Nervous system regulation
Motility (movement of the gut)
Microbiome balance

So symptoms improve briefly…only to return again

Still guessing? you need a structured approach instead

Here’s What Actually Works

Still guessing? you need a structured approach instead

Here’s What Actually Works

Step 3

Strengthen Gut Function

Improve gut motility
Support the gut lining
Reduce the relapse risk

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Step 2

Restore Microbiome Balance

Support beneficial bacteria
Reduce fermentation issues
Improve gut stability

Step 1

Calm and Regulate the Gut

Reduce irritation
Improve tolerance to foods
Support digestion

Step 1

Calm and Regulate the Gut

Reduce irritation
Improve tolerance to foods
Support digestion

Step 2

Restore Microbiome Balance

Support beneficial bacteria
Reduce fermentation issues
Improve gut stability

Step 3

Strengthen Gut Function

Improve gut motility
Support the gut lining
Reduce the relapse risk

Why Trust Me?

I’m Eric Bakker, N.D.
For nearly 40 years, I’ve worked with people dealing with irritable bowel syndrome, SIBO, Candioda overgrowth, and chronic gut health issues.

Over that time, I’ve seen the same pattern again and again: people try hard — but without a clear plan, they stay stuck. My approach is built on years of experience and research, designed to remove the guesswork and give you clear direction.

So you can: