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Tracking Gut Health Score Over Time

Your digestive patterns tell a story about how your body maintains balance. The Gut Health Score Over Time view in your Throne app helps you see that story unfold, showing how your gut health shifts across days, weeks, and months.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Understanding The Gut Health Score Over Time View

Gut health is not fixed. It changes with your habits, environment, and routine.
The Gut Health Score Over Time view turns your bathroom data into a visual timeline, helping you see how your digestion evolves over time.

Each point on the graph represents your overall Gut Health Score for a single day. The connecting line shows how your digestive normal rises and falls, revealing the natural rhythm of your gut health.

You can view your data in three timeframes:

  • Daily: A snapshot of your most recent digestive activity

  • Weekly: A rolling view that highlights consistency or variation in your normal

  • Monthly: A long-term view that shows how diet, sleep, and environment shape your digestion

Tapping any point on the graph opens a detailed view with related metrics such as Digestive Pattern, Regularity, and Daily Frequency.


Why Gut Health Trends Matter

Your gut health shifts naturally with changes in diet, stress, sleep, and routine. Seeing your Gut Health Score over time helps you understand:

  • Consistency: Are your scores generally steady or shifting week to week?

  • Recovery: How quickly does your digestion return to normal after travel or stress?

  • Routine impact: Do specific meals, hydration habits, or sleep schedules affect your rhythm?

  • Progress: Is your average score improving as you build more consistent habits?

Recognizing these patterns helps you connect daily choices to real changes in comfort and rhythm. Small adjustments, made consistently, often lead to noticeable improvement over time.


What Affects Your Gut Health Trends

Your Gut Health Score may vary from week to week based on several everyday factors:

  • Diet and variety: Fiber, timing, and food diversity influence stool consistency and regularity

  • Hydration: Adequate water supports healthy stool formation and smoother digestion

  • Routine and sleep: Consistent mealtimes and rest help stabilize your gut rhythm

  • Stress and recovery: Emotional and physical stress can temporarily affect digestion

  • Activity level: Movement and exercise promote regular bowel activity

  • Travel or schedule shifts: Changes in environment or time zone can alter timing and comfort

By paying attention to these influences, you can make informed, subtle adjustments that support your body’s normal.


How To Use These Insights

  • Look for rhythm, not perfection: Fluctuations are normal. What matters most is your overall consistency.

  • Add context when trends change: Travel, new meals, or stress often show up clearly in your data.

  • Combine insights: Compare Gut Health Score with Regularity, Frequency, and Digestive Pattern for a complete picture.

  • Observe recovery speed: When scores dip, notice how quickly you return to baseline. A steady rebound indicates resilience and balance.

The more consistently you use your Throne, the clearer your patterns become — helping you understand your body’s rhythm through everyday moments.


A Continuous Feedback Loop

Gut health is a long story told in small details. The Gut Health Score Over Time view helps you see that story unfold day by day. Each data point adds context to your habits and shows how your body adapts.

Your Throne provides the feedback, and you bring the awareness. Together, they create a continuous loop of understanding that helps you stay balanced, comfortable, and connected to your body’s natural rhythm.


Disclaimer

Throne and its features are designed for general wellness and informational purposes only. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. The insights provided should not be considered medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional with any questions or concerns about your health.

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