
Bloating. Fatigue. Brain fog. Skin breakouts. These common issues may all trace back to one surprising source: poor gut health.
Half of all Australians experience unpleasant gut symptoms at some stage.
When your gut microbiome is out of balance—whether due to stress, poor diet, antibiotics, or lifestyle factors—it can affect far more than just your digestion. A struggling gut can weaken your immune system, disrupt hormone levels, and even impact your mood and mental clarity.
Over time, bad gut health has been linked to a wide range of issues, including:
The good news? Your gut can heal—with the right support. Whether you're dealing with long-standing issues or just starting to notice symptoms, paying attention to your gut could be the key to unlocking better health from the inside out.

Resistant starch is a type of carbohydrate that ‘resists’ digestion in the small intestine and instead ferments in the large intestine. Unlike regular starch, which is broken down into glucose and absorbed into the bloodstream, resistant starch passes through the digestive system largely intact—acting more like a fibre than a carbohydrate.
How it can help you:
I took part in the ur gut® study and wish that more people knew about this opportunity. My personal experience was very positive. The effect of the powder on me included better gut health, feeling full for longer, less mood swings, better sleep quality and, apparently, reduced waist circumference. I mixed the powder with yoghurt+honey or juice and it worked well for me. Weight and body measurements, stool and diet analysis are included which is a bonus if you're curious about your own health
Female Study ParticipantFrom the clinical trialAfter experiencing IBS symptoms for five years since the birth of my first child, I was introduced to ur gut® in October 2024. Living in a busy household with young children, using urgut has been simply achieved by adding it to breakfast cereal each day. After just the first few weeks I noticed a significant reduction in daily IBS symptoms and after years of adhering to a low FODMAP diet, I have been gradually re-introducing some favourite foods back into my diet. Asides from feeling better, what I love the most about urgut is that it’s given me a proactive strategy for managing IBS.
EmmaAge, 36I am just adding it into a routine that I already have, so it makes life easy. And I am feeling better for taking it, so it’s a win win for me.
EllieStudy Participant
Start ur gut® gradually, allowing your body to adjust as you increase your fibre intake. This will prepare you for the Optimisation Program.
Once you achieve your peak daily fibre serving, continue for a few more days before you transition into the maintenance phase.
From here, the Maintenance Program provides constant daily fibre servings to ensure ongoing benefits of taking ur gut®.
Continue taking ur gut® at the maintenance serve of 4 teaspoons (20g) per day to support ongoing gut health in your Lifestyle Program.
Increasing your dietary fibre intake may cause some temporary gas or bloating, depending on individual sensitivity in the gastrointestinal tract. This usually settles within a few days to a week.
We recommend starting with a small amount of ur gut® powder and adjusting gradually. You don’t need to follow the recommended intake on the package exactly — take the amount that feels right for you. Everyone’s gut is different, so go at your own pace.
Four-weeks supply of ur gut®
Maintain your gut with two-months supply of ur gut®
Keep things going with our Lifestyle pack of three months supply
And monitor after two to three months
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Australian Patent Application 2023902137
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