A LEAKY GUT IS A SIGN OF THIS đł
- Jan 1, 2026
- 1:30
- Short
âWhatâs happening in your gut is affecting your entire body.â Thatâs the link that todayâs guest believes most of us are missingâŠ
Today Iâm joined by Dr Will Bulsiewicz for the second time on The Diary Of A CEO.
Dr Will is a gut health doctor who has spent years studying how digestion works and how closely the gut is connected to the rest of the body.
Most of us think about food in a very surface-level way, for energy, or we only care when something starts to feel off.
And thatâs what led me to ask Dr Will:
- Why do extreme diets often backfire? - Why are gut symptoms like IBS so common today? - Why does gut health affect more than digestion? - Whatâs actually happening inside your gut over time? - Which small changes add up to long-term health?
As this conversation went on, it moved beyond gut health and into something much more personal.
Dr Will shared parts of his life and family story that arenât easy to talk about, and I really appreciated how open and honest he was.
There was a sense that this wasnât just about science or nutrition, but about the experiences that shape us long before we understand them.
It was one of those conversations that slows you down and reminds you why these discussions matter.
Brief Summary
Dr. [Name] discusses fecal transplants, gut health, bloating causes, and ways to improve microbiome function.
Key points
- Fecal Transplants Explained. A fecal transplant involves transferring healthy stool to treat gut issues.
- The Importance of Gut Health. Gut microbiome plays a crucial role in overall health and can be affected by modern living.
- Childhood Decisions Impact Gut Health. Early life factors like antibiotics and cesarean births can affect microbiome development.
Episode highlights
- The Importance of Gut HealthGut microbiome plays a crucial role in overall health and can be affected by modern living.â60% of the weight of your stool is your microbiome.â0:20Jan 1, 2026
- Childhood Decisions Impact Gut HealthEarly life factors like antibiotics and cesarean births can affect microbiome development.âAntibiotics, bottle feeding, and birth by cesarian section are associated with an impact on the microbiome.â1:03Jan 1, 2026





