The gut is where cellular nutrition begins. When digestion is disturbed, the whole body suffers. These programmes calm inflammation, restore digestion and support liver and gallbladder health.
Conditions we help with
- Liver disorders, including fatty liver
- Gallbladder diseases such as gallstones
- Stomach and oesophageal issues — GERD, laryngopharyngeal reflux, gas, bloating
- Intestinal disorders — IBS, constipation, IBD
- Peptic ulcer disease
- Colorectal diseases
Root-cause gut healing
Instead of only suppressing acidity or bloating, the diet identifies triggers, rebuilds the gut lining and restores healthy bowel habits.
Liver and gallbladder support
Fatty liver, raised liver enzymes and gallstone symptoms respond well to targeted nutrition and gradual weight correction.
Digestive conditions we treat
1. Liver & gallbladder disease
Fatty liver (NAFLD), raised liver enzymes and gallstones.
- Diet to reduce liver fat
- Gradual, safe weight correction
- Gallbladder-friendly meal patterns
2. Stomach & oesophagus
GERD, laryngopharyngeal reflux, gas and bloating.
- Identifying personal food triggers
- Meal size and timing for reflux
- Soothing the stomach lining
3. Intestines & bowel
IBS, constipation and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
- Restoring healthy bowel habits
- Gut-lining repair
- Microbiome-friendly foods
4. Peptic ulcer & colorectal care
Nutrition that supports ulcer healing and long-term colon health.
Common symptoms and what we evaluate
| Symptom | Possible cause | Clinical focus |
|---|---|---|
| Heartburn, chest tightness, regurgitation | GERD / reflux | Trigger removal, meal timing |
| Bloating and fullness after meals | Slow digestion, dysbiosis | Food combinations, gut flora |
| Abdominal pain, alternating loose motions and constipation | IBS | Personal trigger mapping |
| Tiredness with raised SGPT/SGOT | Fatty liver | Liver-fat reduction plan |
Why choose Dr. Jai Vora for gastroenterology consults
The gut–liver connection
A leaky, inflamed gut can feed liver inflammation — so both are treated together.
The gut–brain connection
Stress and nerve signals affect IBS; the plan addresses both digestion and lifestyle.
Therapeutic nutrition
Food is used as treatment, not just general healthy-eating advice.
How your gastroenterology consults programme works
- 1
Share your reports and history on WhatsApp or through the assessment form.
- 2
Consult Dr. Jai personally by video call and agree on your programme.
- 3
Follow your personalised plan with weekly reviews and daily support.
Frequently asked questions
Can diet cure acidity permanently?
For many people, finding and removing triggers and correcting meal habits brings long-lasting relief and less need for antacids.
Can fatty liver be reversed?
Early fatty liver often improves significantly with diet and weight loss.
What reports should I share?
Liver function tests, ultrasound, endoscopy or colonoscopy reports and any stool tests you have.
Is IBS treated the same for everyone?
No. IBS triggers are individual, so every plan is personalised.
Can diet help IBS?
Yes. IBS triggers are individual, and a personalised plan often brings major relief from pain, bloating and irregular bowels.
Can fatty liver be reversed?
Early fatty liver often improves significantly with diet and weight loss.
Further reading
Nutrition programmes complement, and never replace, treatment from your own doctors.