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Version 1.1.34 · 2026-06-22
Improved onboarding experience with clearer, more informative content. Added educational context to help you better understand gut symptoms. General bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.1.34, updated 2026-06-22.








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Most IBS treatments help you manage symptoms. Digestible helps you retrain the brain-gut responses behind them.
Try free for 2 days.
What you’ll get:
• Daily audio sessions that help retrain your brain-gut connection
• Food Response Retraining to gradually reduce food fear and expand your diet
• On-demand tools for symptom support
• Evidence-based methods used in GI psychology, including CBT, Food Response Retraining, and Pain Retraining
IBS symptoms often begin after illness, stress, or repeated flare-ups. Over time, the nervous system can learn to treat foods, sensations, or situations as threats.
Digestible helps you understand these patterns and retrain them step by step.
The goal isn’t symptom management. It’s feeling better, eating more freely, and getting your life back.
Developed with guidance from gastroenterologists, GI psychologists, and dietitians.
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Improved onboarding experience with clearer, more informative content. Added educational context to help you better understand gut symptoms. General bug fixes and performance improvements.
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