Gut Restoration™
Endotoxin, Fibers & Probiotics for Bloating Relief
Your Transformation
Go from bloating, constipation, IBS, and food confusionto knowing exactly which foods heal and which foods harm your gut, so you can restore digestion, reduce inflammation, and feel comfortable and energized after meals.
About This Course

Dr. Benedicte Lerche MSc PhD
Creator of this course
Who This Course Is For
This course is for anyone dealing with chronic bloating, gas, constipation or loose stools, food sensitivities, reflux, brain fog, skin flare-ups, or a gut that simply never feels calm. If you’ve tried elimination diets, probiotics, and gut “protocols” without lasting results, this course gives you a clear, bioenergetic path to true digestive recovery.
Why Standard Gut Advice Often Fails
Most mainstream gut advice focuses on adding more fibre, more probiotics, or removing endless food groups — yet many people end up with even more bloating, lower energy, and a more reactive gut than when they started. The reason is simple: these approaches treat symptoms instead of restoring the underlying environment that allows healthy digestion to happen.
The Bioenergetic Approach to the Gut
I created this course based on my own digestive recovery and the Ray Peat–aligned, bioenergetic principles that finally calmed my gut for good. You’ll learn why a healthy gut depends on strong cellular energy, a well-functioning thyroid, low endotoxin exposure, and the right kind of fibre — and why many popular gut interventions actually work against these goals.
Calming Bacterial Overgrowth Without Aggressive Protocols
You’ll learn how to reduce bacterial overgrowth and endotoxin load using gentle, food-based tools such as the daily raw carrot salad, well-cooked vegetables, bamboo shoots, and the right supportive nutrients — without harsh antimicrobials, restrictive diets, or long elimination phases that leave you nutritionally depleted.
Supporting Stomach Acid, Bile Flow & Motility
Sluggish digestion is almost always linked to weak stomach acid, poor bile flow, and slow motility. I show you how to support each of these in a practical, sustainable way so food is broken down properly, nutrients are absorbed, and the lower gut isn’t left to ferment what should have been digested upstream.
Choosing Foods Your Gut Can Tolerate Now
Healing is impossible if every meal triggers a flare. You’ll learn which foods are easiest on a sensitive gut, how to prepare them so they’re truly tolerated, and how to gradually expand variety as your digestion strengthens — without falling into long-term restriction.
Targeted Supplements for Gut Repair
I share the specific supplements I trust for gut repair — including the right kind of probiotics, mucosal support, mineral support, and gentle anti-endotoxin tools — along with what to avoid and why. No long shopping lists, no unnecessary expense.
Restoring Calm Digestion for Long-Term Energy
By the end of this course, you’ll understand why your gut has been struggling, how to bring it back into balance, and how to keep it calm for the long term. A well-functioning gut is one of the strongest foundations for steady metabolism, clear thinking, and consistent energy — and this course gives you the roadmap to get there.
Full Curriculum
Course Phases & Modules
2 phases · 12 modules
Understanding the Gut
How an unhealthy gut develops, the symptoms it creates, and the truth about sugar and yeast.
Why Gut Health Matters
Probiotics are live microorganisms — including bacteria, bacteriophages, and fungi — intended to provide hea…
Symptoms of an Unhealthy Gut
An imbalance of gut bacteria with an overgrowth of bad bacteria can lead to many symptoms, including: Digestive discomfo…
The Truth About Sugar and Yeast
Many health professionals and doctors link sugar consumption to obesity, type 2 diabetes, and fungal overgrowth, among o…
Healing the Gut with Diet & Probiotics
Which fibers harm the gut, which fibers heal it, and the probiotics that actually work.
Why Most Fibers Are Harmful
We often hear that fiber is healthy and beneficial for the digestive system. In this module, I will outline Dr. Peat&rsq…
Beneficial Antimicrobial Fibers
In the previous module, I highlighted how dietary fiber can feed gut bacteria, potentially causing bacterial overgrowth…
Bran Fibers as a Substitute
If you get tired of using carrots and bamboo shoots, you can substitute them with wheat or oat bran once in a while. Acc…
Common Probiotics and Why They Fall Short
The most common probiotics are: Lactobacillus Streptococcus thermophilus Bifidobacteria The lactobacillus bacteria may b…
Effective Probiotics: Bacillus subtilis & Bacteriophages
According to Dr. Ray Peat, there are newer forms of probiotics that work much better, because they function as antibioti…
How to Use Probiotics for Best Results
You can use Floraphage and HU58 individually, or you can combine them. As explained, both of these probiotics work by ki…
Supplements That Support Digestion
Alongside antimicrobial fibers and the right probiotics, certain herbs and supplements are very useful for keeping your…
Understanding Digestive Health
How a sluggish gut quietly drains your metabolism — and the simple signals that tell you digestion is at the root of many of your symptoms.
Supporting Digestive Function
The everyday foods, supplements, and small habits I use to calm inflammation, restore the gut wall, and get digestion working with you again.
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