Fermentation patterns
Bloating can reflect how your gut processes fibre, starch, dal, dairy, and timing.
Flore looks at when bloating occurs, how it responds to different foods and fibre, bowel habits, meal patterns, stress, sleep, and gut health to understand what may be contributing to your symptoms and build a personalised plan.

Meal timing, fermentation, fibre response, stress, stool rhythm, and clinical history. These patterns can guide a clinical conversation, but they do not identify a diagnosis or prove that a microbiome imbalance is the cause.
Start with medical assessment when symptoms are new, persistent, severe or accompanied by warning signs. A support programme may be useful after the clinical question and safe next step are clear.
Not routinely. Commercial microbiome testing has limited proven clinical usefulness and cannot diagnose the cause of these symptoms. Consider it only after discussing what question it would answer and whether the result would change care.
When to consider this
Bloating can have many contributing factors. These symptoms do not confirm a diagnosis by themselves; they help identify what may need to be explored together.
Why Flore
Flore does not begin with a bottle or a generic elimination diet. It begins with symptom rhythm, food context, stress, sleep, medical history, and microbiome testing when it can change the decision.
Bloating can reflect how your gut processes fibre, starch, dal, dairy, and timing.
Microbial patterns may be one part of the picture, but bloating has many possible causes and needs symptom-led review.
Fibre type and portions can be adjusted to bowel symptoms and tolerance, without needing a microbiome score.
Stress and sleep can change gut movement and sensitivity.
How it works
We study when bloating appears and what foods, sleep, stress, and stool changes sit around it.
A clinician may investigate specific causes when indicated. A commercial microbiome profile cannot diagnose the cause of bloating.
Your plan adjusts fibre type, portions, meal rhythm, and gut support carefully.
The goal is less defensive eating and more confidence with everyday foods.
Programme fit
The exact path is confirmed after assessment. These are the common starting points.
✓Start with a clinical review of symptoms and previous care
✓Explore a four-month Flore pathway if ongoing support is appropriate
✓Agree on any testing and programme details before choosing a plan
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