Invisible symptoms. An impact that isn’t.
Chronic digestive disorders do not stop at the gut.
They can influence meals, sleep, work, going out, sport, travel, social relationships and mental health.
And yet many people end up accepting discomfort as part of their daily life.
“I’ve always been like this.”
“It’s probably stress.”
“I have a sensitive stomach.”
Being in pain regularly is not a personality trait.
Understanding what is happening is already a first step.
The problem is not a lack of data.
It’s that they don’t talk to each other.
What you eat is somewhere.
Your activity is in another app.
Your sleep somewhere else.
Your symptoms are in your head.
Your stress and your mood are sometimes not recorded anywhere.
And a few weeks later, when the time comes to try to understand what happened, everything has become blurry.
JOJO was born to connect these fragments.
Digestive disorders are a story of time.
Some associations are immediate.
Others appear several hours or several days later.
That is why JOJO does not look at just one day.
It gradually builds a longitudinal memory to look for patterns that would be difficult to perceive otherwise.
