GAPS™ Conditions

The practical applications of the GAPS™ Nutritional Program were first used for psychological conditions and later also extended to other physiological conditions: autoimmune, endocrine, etc.

The term GAPS is divided into 2 groups

Gut and Psychology Syndrome

Refers to disorders which stem from the gut and affect psychological and neurological function

Gut and Physiology Syndrome

Refers to various chronic physical conditions, which stem from an unhealthy gut.

Autism	ADD/ADHD
Dyslexia	Dyspraxia
Addictions	Depression
Obsessive-compulsive disorder	Involuntary Movements
Schizophrenia	Epilepsy
Eating disorders	Panic Attacks
Mood Alterations	Sensory problems
Behavioral and Social problems	Memory and Cognitive problems
Anxiety	Bipolar disorder
Tics and Fits	Other conditions

Autoimmune conditions:	Atopic conditions:
Coeliac (celiac)	Asthma
Rheumatoid Arthritis	Eczema
Diabetes type one	Allergies
Multiple Sclerosis	Digestive disorders:
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s disease)	Irritable bowel syndrome
Systemic lupus erythematosus	Gastritis
Osteoarthritis	Various colitis
Crohn’s disease	Other conditions:
Ulcerative colitis	Food allergy/intolerance
Hashimoto Thyroiditis	Chronic fatigue syndrome
Autoimmune skin problems	Fibromyalgia
Endocrine disorders:	Multiple chemical sensitivity
Thyroid	Arthritis
Adrenal…	PMS