Gutality- Q&A

Q: How does Gutality’s nurse-led system work?

A: Every client begins with a consultation with a nurse coach/wellness navigator, who acts as a central point of contact, coordinates care, and guides you through your wellness journey.

Q: What happens after the initial nurse consult?

A: Based on your goals and health history, your nurse can refer you to a functional medicine doctor. If desired, the doctor can order functional testing to uncover underlying root causes and provide personalized recommendations.

Q: Is nutrition support included?

A: Yes! We provide access to holistic chefs for meal prep and guidance, and functional nutritionists are available for nutritional support. Meal prep and personalized food plans are optional and tailored to your preferences.

Q: Are in-person services available?

A: For local clients, in-person services with your nurse coach and wellness team are available. Your nurse coordinates all scheduling and communications to ensure a seamless, supported experience.

Q: How does the Ultimate Gut Detox DIY Guide fit in?

A: The DIY Guide is a separate, educational resource that provides sample meal plans, lifestyle tips, and supplement information for self-directed gut support. It is fully optional and designed for informational purposes only — it does not replace medical care or individualized guidance.

Q: Do I need to follow the detox guide exactly?

A: No — the guide is meant for education and guidance. You can choose which elements to follow based on your goals, preferences, and the advice of your healthcare provider.

Q: Who is this program for?

A: Gutality’s services and the DIY Guide are intended for adults seeking educational support, nurse guidance, and access to a wellness network. This program is not a substitute for medical care, and anyone with health concerns should consult their physician or licensed healthcare provider.

Disclaimer:
Gutality, LLC provides educational content, lifestyle guidance, and referrals to qualified healthcare professionals. We do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Participation is voluntary, and all health-related decisions should be made in consultation with your physician or licensed healthcare provider.