Blog: Gut Health

Gut Health
Low FODMAP Protein Powder: Which Ones Actually Are, and How to Tell
Monash tested pea protein across brands, found the FODMAP content varied so much they would not publish a generic entry. A protein powder's FODMAP content is set by how well it was purified, not by...

Digestive Health
Foods High in Protein and Fibre: An Australian List
Most foods are strong in protein or fibre, rarely both. These are the Australian foods that carry a meaningful amount of each, with approximate grams per 100g and how to actually use them.

Breakfast
High-Protein, High-Fibre Breakfasts: 6 Australian Ideas
Australian adults are told to aim for 25g of fibre a day (women) and 30g (men), and on average fall short. Breakfast is the easiest meal to fix. Six that carry both fibre and protein, with approxim...

Digestibility
Does protein powder cause bloating? What actually causes it, and how to read a label
Protein itself rarely causes bloating. What surrounds it usually does. Here is what in a protein powder is commonly associated with digestive discomfort, how to read an ingredient label when your s...

Amino Acids
Post Surgery Recovery Nutrition & Protein
Recovery after surgery is personal, and your medical team leads the plan. This guide covers the basic nutrition that helps with a smoother recovery after surgery. It includes protein, hydration, ge...

Gut Health
High Protein Easy Recipes (Plant-Based & Simple)
High Protein Easy Recipes (Plant-Based & Simple). Easy smoothies, oats and snacks using clean, unflavoured plant protein, with quick links to each Lupin Gold recipe.

Digestive Health
Protein powder for leaky gut: symptoms, nutrition and what to look for
Leaky gut is one of the most searched gut health topics in Australia. Here's what increased intestinal permeability actually means, what the research says about diet and nutrition for gut barrier s...

Gut Health
Gut-Friendly Protein Powder: What Your Microbiome Wants (hint: it's not whey)
Still bloated after your "clean" protein shake? Here's what your gut actually needs from a protein powder, and why most formulas get it wrong.


