Discover The Hidden Culprit Behind Your Health Issues

”Leaky Gut” is More Common Than You Think—And You Could Be Suffering Without Knowing It

Did you know that many chronic health problems—from bloating and fatigue to joint pain and
autoimmune conditions—could all be traced back to one overlooked issue? It’s called “leaky gut”, and
it affects millions of people without their awareness.

Leaky Gut: What Is It and Is There a Cure? Dr. Steven Gundry Says Yes.

Learn more about the signs of leaky gut, how it is at the root of most autoimmune diseases, and how it’s treated.

What is leaky gut syndrome?

Your gut lining acts as a barrier, preventing harmful toxins and undigested food particles from entering your bloodstream. When this barrier becomes compromised—due to poor diet, stress, or other factors—it can lead to a condition known as “leaky gut.”

Symptoms of Leaky Gut May Include:

  • Constant bloating or gas
  • Cravings for sugar or carbs
  • Low energy or “brain fog”
  • Food sensitivities or allergies
  • Skin issues like acne or eczema
  • Worsening autoimmune conditions


If any of these sound familiar, it could be your body’s way of signaling a gut health issue.

The At-Home Solution to Leaky Gut

Through groundbreaking research, Dr. Steven Gundry has created a simple, effective program designed to:

  • Repair your gut lining naturally
  • Reduce inflammation throughout your body
  • Boost your energy, focus, and overall well-being


Unlike traditional treatments, this approach doesn’t rely on medications or drastic measures. Instead, it harnesses the power of a carefully tailored diet and advanced gut-support supplements to reverse leaky gut from the comfort of your home.

$999 one time fee + $199/month for ongoing concierge care

What’s included?

Care Coordinators will help you track your success throughout the process.

Unique Care

You’ll be assigned care coordinator trained in Dr. Gundry’s unique methods.

Virtual Care Visit

Your care coordinator will review labs and medical charts and provide a personalized treatment plan.

Labs

4 annual blood lab reports, including a 20+ page blood analysis for food sensitivities & more – all at no additional charge.

Mobile App & Web Portal

Provides access to lab data and easy to use food logging to track your progress. HIPAA compliant web portal provides access to your records and lab data.

How is leaky gut diagnosed?

In his private practice, Dr. Gundry always begins with blood work. He looks for specific markers of inflammation and leaky gut, before asking the patient a battery of questions about symptoms, diet, and lifestyle. Once he’s made his diagnosis, Dr. Gundry works with his patients to craft a personalized care and lifestyle routine.

The cure for leaky gut

Take the First Step Toward Healing Today
Reversing leaky gut doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right tools, guidance, and support, you can restore your gut health and unlock the vibrant energy you deserve.

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Click below to learn more about Dr. Gundry’s exclusive program and how it’s helped thousands regain their health and vitality.

Life-Changing Diabetes Management

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“Before Gundry Health, managing my diabetes felt overwhelming. Now, my blood sugar levels are stable, and I have so much more energy. Their personalized approach made all the difference. I feel like I’m in control of my health for the first time in years!”

Susan M. | Orlando, FL

Expert Care, Remarkable Results

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“Gundry Health’s diabetes program is a game-changer. Their team helped me adopt a treatment plan tailored to my needs, and within weeks, I noticed significant improvements in my energy and overall well-being. I can’t recommend them enough!”

Mike L. | Austin, TX

Regained Control Over My Life

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“With Gundry Health’s guidance, I’ve gone from daily struggles to a healthier, more balanced life. Their focus on holistic care and advanced telehealth tools makes managing diabetes so much easier. It’s been a truly empowering experience.”

Karen T. | San Diego, CA

More Than Just Diabetes Treatment

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“Gundry Health helped me understand the root cause of my symptoms, and their treatment plan improved not just my diabetes but my overall health. The support team is fantastic, and I feel confident I’m on the right path.”

James P. | Raleigh, NC

Support You Can Count On

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“The Gundry Health team provided exceptional support throughout my diabetes journey. From tailored diet plans to regular check-ins, they ensured I stayed on track. My blood sugar levels are better than ever, and I feel amazing!”

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A Total Health Transformation

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“Thanks to Gundry Health, my diabetes is under control for the first time in years. Their comprehensive approach, from personalized plans to continuous support, gave me the tools I needed to succeed. I’m beyond grateful!”

David H. | Denver, CO

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Our Telehealth Platform

How can I access personalized care for leaky gut from Dr. Gundry?
You can now work with Dr. Gundry-approved care coordinators through Gundry Health. These experts follow Dr. Gundry’s unique holistic methods to create a customized program that targets leaky gut, helping you restore your gut health without the need for an appointment at his exclusive clinics.
Yes, with proper dietary changes and lifestyle interventions, leaky gut can be repaired. Dr. Gundry recommends:
 
  1. Eating prebiotic-rich foods to nourish beneficial bacteria.
  2. Avoiding lectin-rich and inflammatory foods.
  3. Working with a certified expert to develop a personalized health plan tailored to your unique needs.
Yes, Dr. Gundry recommends avoiding lectin-containing foods that damage the gut lining, such as:
 
  • Nightshade vegetables (tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, eggplants)
  • Grains like quinoa, oats, and whole wheat
  • Sugary and processed foods
 
Following Dr. Gundry’s YES and NO foods list can help reduce inflammation and promote gut healing.
Eating more prebiotic-rich foods is a key step in healing leaky gut. Prebiotics feed the beneficial gut bacteria and include:

  • Artichokes
  • Leeks
  • Okra
  • Jerusalem artichokes
  • Broccoli
  • Chicory root
  • Mushrooms
  • Incorporating these foods into your diet can help rebuild a healthy gut lining.
Dr. Gundry uses blood work to identify inflammation markers and signs of leaky gut. Additionally, a detailed analysis of a patient’s symptoms, diet, and lifestyle helps confirm the diagnosis and determine the best course of action.

Your gut microbiome is a community of “good” and “bad” bacteria. Beneficial bacteria help digest food, manufacture nutrients, and communicate with your immune system. However, an imbalanced microbiome, often caused by sugar and lectin-rich diets, weakens the gut wall and increases the risk of leaky gut.

Several factors can weaken the gut lining, including:
 
  • Poor diet, particularly high in sugar and processed foods
  • Lectin-containing foods, such as tomatoes, potatoes, quinoa, and wheat
  • Environmental toxins, like glyphosate (a common weed killer)
  • NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), which affect gut permeability and microbiome composition
When harmful particles leak through the gut wall, the immune system overreacts, releasing inflammatory cytokines to fight what it perceives as threats. Over time, this chronic inflammation can trigger autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis, arthritis, or hypothyroidism. A leaky gut is often the third key factor, alongside genetics and environmental triggers.
Symptoms of leaky gut may include:
 
  • Painful indigestion
  • Gas and bloating after meals
  • Chronic diarrhea or constipation
  • Brain fog
  • Low energy levels
  • Skin conditions like rashes or eczema
 
If left untreated, it can lead to autoimmune diseases such as Crohn’s disease, lupus, or rheumatoid arthritis.

Leaky gut syndrome, also called intestinal permeability, occurs when the lining of the gut becomes damaged and develops microscopic holes. These holes allow harmful compounds, bacteria, and undigested food particles to “leak” into the bloodstream, triggering inflammation and contributing to health issues, including autoimmune diseases.