Vegan & Vegetarian SIBO & IBS Support That Works: Heal Your Gut Without Giving Up Plants
Gut-Healing Plant-Based Natural Medicine and Nutrition
Bloating, Brain Fog, and Digestive Chaos? You Don’t Have to Quit Being Vegan to Feel Better
If you’re eating all the "right" foods—plants, fibre, wholefoods—but instead of feeling radiant, you’re bloated, cramping, foggy, and living on unpredictable terms with your digestion... you're not alone.
You might have been told it’s “just IBS”. Or that your gut “can’t handle” a vegan diet.
Maybe you’ve even tried cutting back on lentils, legumes, or leafy greens because everything seems to set off a reaction. And somewhere deep down, you’re starting to wonder: “Is my body just not suited to eating this way?”
Let me be very clear: it’s not your kale. And no, your body hasn’t turned against you.
The Real Problem: Your Gut’s Inner Landscape
For many of my clients, the issue isn’t the lentils or smoothies or fibre-rich bowls. It’s a microbial mix-up called SIBO—Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth. In simple terms, it means bacteria have taken up residence in large numbers where they’re not supposed to be: the small intestine.
This leads to early fermentation, gas, bloating, and the kind of digestive symptoms that make you want to live in stretchy pants and cancel all plans after lunch.
SIBO is now known to be a leading cause of IBS. It doesn’t matter how “clean” your diet is—if your gut motility is off, or your nervous system is stuck in fight-or-flight, your digestion will reflect that chaos.
And here’s the kicker: plant-based eaters may actually be more vulnerable to SIBO, not because of the plants themselves, but because of the sudden fibre load, changes in gut motility, and because the healthy plant fibres feed the undesirable bacteria IF they have already taken up residence. It doesn’t mean that plant fibres are to blame, but that if there’s an underlying issue, they’ll sure let you know about it!
Why I Specialise in Vegan SIBO & IBS Recovery
I’ve been in clinical practice for over seven years, supporting people with everything from hormonal havoc to autoimmune conditions. But SIBO and IBS in vegans? That’s become a real focus. Not just because I see it so often, but because I care deeply about helping people stay plant-based while actually feeling good in their bodies.
Time and again, I see clients on the verge of abandoning a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle—not because they don’t believe in it anymore, but because their gut simply isn’t cooperating. And no one seems to have answers that don’t involve cutting out half the food pyramid.
That’s why I’ve trained extensively in evidence-based SIBO treatment strategies, including self-study courses from Dr Jason Hawrelak and Dr Nirala Jacobi, leading gut health clinicians.
My goal? To help you recover your digestive health without giving up your ethics or joy in eating.
My Approach (aka What We Actually Do)
This isn’t another “here’s a list of supplements and hope it works” situation. When you work with me, we tailor your care to your unique gut patterns, nervous system state, and ethical needs. Together, we:
Run proper testing (like SIBO breath tests) to find out what’s really going on
Use targeted herbal antimicrobials (not gut-wrecking guesswork)
Choose the right prebiotics and probiotics for your case (yes, some can make it worse)
Support your migrating motor complex so things actually move again
If you’re open to it, we can address the emotional, stress-driven, or trauma-based roots behind gut dysregulation
What You'll Get When We Work Together
Clarity: You’ll finally know what’s going on in your gut (instead of guessing)
Calm: Bloating, brain fog, and belly drama typically start to ease rapidly
Confidence: You can eat plant-based without fear of triggering symptoms
Continuity: A plan that respects your ethics, your health, and your sanity
Compassion: This is a judgement-free zone. We work with your body, not against it
Is This You?
You’re constantly bloated—sometimes by breakfast
You’ve tried every diet, supplement, or random protocol you found on Reddit
Your doctor said it’s “just IBS” and handed you some FODMAP handouts
Your naturopath/nutritionist/dietitian told you that “you just need to eat fish and eggs”
You feel caught between your ethics and your digestion
You’re tired of swinging between constipation and diarrhoea like it’s a digestive seesaw
Book Your Naturopathic Treatment Package
Ready to stop guessing and start healing?
My 1:1 naturopathy packages are designed for plant-based people struggling with SIBO, IBS, or persistent gut symptoms. Each package is tailored to your body, your lifestyle, and your values — no one-size-fits-all protocols here.
Depending on the level of support you’re after, you can choose from three package options:
The Foundations Package — $250 USD
Perfect if you’re just starting your healing journey. Includes:
Initial 60–75 min consultation
A 30–45 min consult to go through your personalised treatment plan
Pathology test referrals (private or for your doctor)
Fully customised naturopathic treatment plan based on your diet, symptoms, and testing
Nutritional and herbal prescription (if needed)
The Flourish Package — $350 USD
Ideal for those ready for deeper, ongoing support. Includes everything in the Foundations Package plus:
An additional 30–45 min check-in appointment
3 bonus resources:
My “Foundations for Health” eBook
A 20-minute nervous system regulation track
Healthy vegan recipe guide (both raw and cooked options)
The Radiance Package — $500 USD
My most comprehensive level of care — perfect for complex cases like SIBO.
Includes everything in the Flourish Package plus:
4 weeks of weekly 15-minute check-in calls to help you stay accountable, supported, and clear
No matter the package, you’ll walk away with:
A practitioner who understands the nuances of vegan gut health
A clear, evidence-informed plan that feels doable and aligned
The support and empathy you need to make lasting change
Click below to book the package that suits you best and choose your first appointment time.
When Healing Doesn’t Seem to Stick
Have you ever felt like you’re doing everything right — seeing practitioners, trying new plans — yet somehow ending up back where you started? Many of the people I work with have been doctor-hopping for years, searching for answers that never quite land.
This isn’t because they lack willpower or discipline. Often, there’s a deeper emotional pattern at play — one that says, “It’s safer to stay unwell,” or “If I get better, I might lose love or belonging.”
Sometimes, illness becomes a hidden way of receiving care or staying loyal to family systems where struggle was normal. On a subconscious level, healing might even feel like a betrayal.
That’s why I always encourage clients to explore the emotional and nervous system layers of their health, alongside nutrition and natural medicine. Through modalities like Family Constellations and Rapid Core Healing, we uncover these invisible loyalties and rewrite them — so the body no longer needs to sabotage progress in order to feel safe.
When emotional safety returns, everything else begins to work: the supplements, the food changes, the rest. Healing becomes effortless because it’s no longer in conflict with belonging.
Final Word: You Don’t Have to Quit Plants to Feel Good
I know how disheartening it can be to eat with your heart, but feel like your belly hasn’t got the memo. The truth is: plant-based nutrition is still one of the most healing, protective, anti-inflammatory ways to eat—when your gut is ready to receive it.
And I’d love to help you get there.
You deserve a gut that feels as good as your ethics. Let’s work together to make that happen.
Meet Camilla..
7+ years in clinical practice and 15 years in the wellness industry, supporting hundreds of clients globally
BHSc Naturopathy, Sydney
GradCert Human Nutrition, Melbourne
Systemic Family Constellations, Australia
Emotional Mind Integration, Australia
Rapid Core Healing, Australia
Advanced Systemic Constellations Training: Business, Health and Relationship Constellations, Australia
Raw Living raw food trainings, London & Iceland
Gabor Mate Compassionate Enquiry Short course
Kundalini Yoga Teacher 220 hours London (2012)
Kundalini Yoga Teacher Level 2 training Iceland & Los Angeles (2013)
Reiki Level 1 & 2 (2006), Brighton UK
SIBO Doctor Mastery Training and extensive further study in this area
and more..
What People Are Saying..
Ready to thrive, not just survive, on a plant-based diet?
In this free webinar, Camilla shares the essential knowledge and practical steps you need to experience vibrant health as a vegetarian or vegan. Whether you’re new to plant-based eating or looking to optimise your nutrition, this class brings clarity, grounded science, and real-world advice — without overwhelm or dogma. If you want to feel confident, nourished, and empowered in your lifestyle, this is where it begins.
In this free webinar, you’ll discover:
The powerful evidence behind plant-based diets for longevity, disease prevention, and gut health
How to avoid the most common mistakes that cause vegans to feel unwell
Which key nutrients you actually need to pay attention to — and how to get them naturally
The truth about protein, fats, carbohydrates, and whether you need supplements
How to structure your meals simply and deliciously for optimal health
Camilla’s personal tools for digestion, energy, and healing through food
Practical tips for thriving socially, emotionally, and physically as a vegan
In Case You Were Wondering..
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SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) occurs when bacteria from the large intestine migrate into the small intestine, where they ferment food too early, causing symptoms like bloating, gas, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, or constipation. Left untreated, it can lead to nutrient deficiencies and long-term digestive issues.
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Yes. While plant-based diets are generally excellent for gut health, factors like stress, antibiotics, gut motility issues, and hormonal changes can still trigger SIBO. High-fibre vegan diets can sometimes worsen symptoms because excess fermentable fibres feed the overgrown bacteria.
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A vegan-friendly SIBO plan may include:
Dietary adjustments: Temporarily reducing high-FODMAP foods.
Herbal antimicrobials: Evidence-based options that replace antibiotics.
Digestive support: Prokinetics, digestive enzymes, and nervous system regulation.
All tailored to maintain your ethical values while restoring gut health.t goes here
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No. You can treat SIBO without eating animal products. Many conventional protocols include bone broth or meat-based diets, but with proper guidance, a plant-based SIBO protocol can work just as effectively and is far better for longterm health.
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Overloading on beans, lentils, and raw vegetables too soon.
Using high-FODMAP protein sources during early stages of healing.
Skipping professional guidance and relying on restrictive diets, leading to malnutrition or disordered eating patterns.
Using aggressive antimicrobials that simply make things worse in then longterm, killing off good bacteria as well as the undesirable.
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Most people need 6–12 weeks for antimicrobial treatment plus a structured reintroduction phase. Healing time varies based on the severity of SIBO, root causes, and adherence to the plan.
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Yes, recurrence is common if the root causes aren’t addressed (e.g., low stomach acid, stress, motility issues, hypothryoidism, alcohol consumption etc.). That’s why I focus on long-term gut health and nervous system support, not just symptom relief.
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Yes. I can arrange lactulose, fructose and glucose breath testing through trusted labs for accurate diagnosis, or work with results you already have. Testing ensures the right treatment and reduces guesswork.
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Absolutely. I offer online consultations worldwide for SIBO and plant-based nutrition, so you can access expert care from anywhere.
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You can book directly through my online booking page. If you’re unsure where to start, schedule an introductory call to discuss your symptoms and the best next steps.