28/01/2026
Antibiotics don’t just affect bacteria - they affect rhythm.
When you’re unwell, the body diverts energy toward immune defence.
Digestion, elimination, and microbial balance often take a back seat.
So when the course finishes, it’s common to feel “better”… but not quite right.
This is how we support the gut after antibiotics in clinic:
• A targeted probiotic during and after the course
Kylie often recommends Activated Probiotic Advanced - chosen for its specific strains and clinical use.
• Gentle rebuilding, not restriction
Supporting diversity with whole foods, going easy on sugar and ultra-processed foods while the gut recalibrates.
• Supporting elimination once the course is finished
This is where we often recommend a colonic to reduce digestive load and help the gut re-establish movement and rhythm after a period of stress.
Post-antibiotic gut support isn’t about undoing what happened. It’s about helping the system re-establish rhythm, diversity, and tolerance again.
If antibiotics were a turning point for your gut, this is a very common - and very workable - place to start 🧠