Educational nutrition information for Canada. Not medical advice. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Fasting 16:8

Gut Barrier

Feed the lining. Starve the daily insults. Immune noise often starts here.

Plant fiberZincVitamin AOmega-3Vitamin C

The plate

  • 70%non-starchy vegetables
  • 22%protein
  • 8%added fat

Steps

  1. 01This is not a diagnosis of ‘leaky gut’. It is a grocery pattern people use while a lining calms down.
  2. 02Drop the daily sugar, emulsifiers, and alcohol for a defined window — they are the usual insults.
  3. 03Bone broth, cooked greens, and zinc-rich food (pumpkin seeds, beef, oysters). Raw salad mountains can wait.
  4. 04If wheat or dairy write your afternoon, trial 30 days without them — then reintroduce one at a time.
  5. 05After antibiotics, food first. A probiotic is optional; sugar is not a rebuild plan.

Eat

  • Bone broth
  • Cooked zucchini
  • Eggs
  • Salmon
  • Pumpkin seeds
  • Olive oil
  • Blueberries (few)

Skip

  • Daily alcohol
  • Ultra-processed bars
  • Sugar-alcohol ‘keto’ candy if it ferments you
  • Mystery fibre powders

Food-first notes

  • Zinc (food-led)

    Skin, hair, immunity. Easy to miss on a cheese-and-bulletproof-coffee menu.

  • Marine omega-3

    Cools joints, supports brain and skin, balances the omega-6 load of modern food.

  • Probiotic (targeted)

    Gut lining and cravings. Useful after antibiotics or a very sterile menu.

  • Digestive enzymes

    Bridges the gap while you rebuild bile flow and stomach acid.

Cook

Blood in stool, black stool, fever, or unintentional weight loss needs a clinician, not a broth recipe. KetoLab does not treat IBD, celiac disease, or food allergy. Educational only — not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.