It Never Gets Old – Case IV
by Cindy Harrington, MS, CNC, CINHC & Master Nutrition Response Testing® Practitioner
Center for Nutritional Healing
Intro: Every single day in my practice, I witness the human body communicate with a level of clarity that, even after almost 10 years in practice, leaves me in awe. The stories in this series, It Never Gets Old, highlight the small moments — the quiet confirmations — when the body reveals exactly what is stressing it and what it needs to heal. No identifying details are ever included, just the patterns, the insights, and the beautiful ways the body speaks through muscle testing. That feeling of awe… it just never gets old.
Case #4:
A new client came into my office feeling desperate, restricted by their own body.
They had been dealing with severe, chronic diarrhea, and needing to stay close to a bathroom throughout the day. Digestive urgency had become the norm, quietly shaping daily routines, travel, and social plans.
After a thorough assessment with Advanced Lab Testing and Nutrition Response Testing®, we began with a supportive, stabilizing program of changes to diet and supplementation. One important piece of their health history stood out: they no longer have a gallbladder. The initial focus was on restoring digestive balance rather than immediately addressing deeper stressors.
No parasite-killing protocols yet.
Just targeted support to calm and normalize gut function.
One week later, the client returned visibly surprised.
They reported a dramatic improvement in bowel frequency and urgency. For the first time in a long while, digestion felt predictable and manageable.
What made the difference?
In cases like this — particularly following gallbladder removal — chronic diarrhea is often driven by disrupted bile flow, gut irritation, toxin burden, and mineral depletion, rather than a single infectious cause. By supporting bile production and movement, binding irritants, replenishing minerals, and calming gut signaling, the digestive system can finally shift out of crisis mode and begin to function normally again.
Only after the digestive terrain is stable do we consider addressing deeper layers, such as parasites — and when that time comes, the body is far better prepared.
This is why individualized care matters.
Sequence matters.
The body responds when it feels supported.
And results like this?
It never gets old.