All complaints Complaint under the lens

Mood, stress and irritability

A shorter fuse, running empty faster, less resilience than you are used to. Your mood is not just a matter of willpower: your biochemistry has a say too.

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Does this sound familiar?

The signals people describe

One familiar signal doesn't say much yet. A pattern of several is often the moment to look further.

  • More easily irritated or emotional than usual
  • Less stress-resistant than before
  • Mood swings around your meals
  • The feeling of being "switched on" and unable to switch off
What often lies underneath

The link with your gut, in plain language

A large part of your mood-regulating substances is partly produced in your gut. Swinging blood sugar, deficiencies and a disturbed gut flora can undermine your resilience, separate from what is going on in your head.

What we examine at the intake

The measurable side of your complaint

We often examine your blood sugar rhythm, B vitamins, vitamin D, omega fatty acids and your gut balance, to see which part of the foundation is holding your resilience back.

We decide together what makes sense to measure. What we examine exactly depends on your story and your complaint, not on a fixed list.

What can change

When the foundation is right again

When the biochemical foundation is steadier, people often experience more calm and headroom, without it feeling like a struggle to keep up.

Take the first step

See where your gain is

Take the free gut check and get a first direction based on your own complaint. Rather talk it through directly? Book a free intro call.