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Which Fast Food DESTROYS Your Gut? (And Which One Doesn’t)

Your microbiome can change after just ONE fast-food meal. In this video, I reveal which chains support your gut… and which ones trigger flares, bloating, and bathroom emergencies.

Using years of gut-health research, lived experience, and analysis of ingredients, processing levels, oils, additives, and fiber quality, this guide will help you understand how fast food impacts your microbiome — and how to minimize the damage when you don’t have a choice.

🧠 What You’ll Learn
- Why one fast-food meal can shift your microbiome
- The 5 chains that are generally easier on digestion
- The 5 chains that tend to trigger bloating, IBS flares, reflux, or constipation
- How ultra-processing and frying oils impact gut inflammation
- How to avoid stacking gut stress throughout the day
- How to track your own reactions using the Gutsphere App

⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction: The Fast Food Gut Dilemma
00:50 Understanding Gut Health and Fast Food
01:26 Ranking Fast Food Chains: Gut-Friendly Options
04:21 Top Gut-Friendly Fast Food Chains
06:56 Fast Food Chains That Challenge Digestion
09:21 Tips for Managing Fast Food Impact on Your Gut
10:07 Conclusion: Take Control of Your Gut Health


📲 Track Your Gut Health with Gutsphere
Log meals, hydration, bowel movements, symptoms, and habits to see what truly affects your digestion.
iOS:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gutsphere-your-gut-companion/id6560105851?ppid=76764f60-cb38-485e-a570-3ea8389fa50d

Android :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gutsphere.androidapp&listing=constipation-relief-gutsphere

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⚠️ Disclaimer
Gutsphere provides educational and informational content only.
This video is not medical advice and is not a substitute for professional care.
Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making medical or dietary changes.

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