SIBO is NOT Hard to Treat 

You're really gonna be confused when you click on the link and it doesn't tell you how much it's going to cost.

EXACTLY

Exactly what I was thinking one minute before the video ended SMH

No it’s not. Antibiotics or prokinetics for ACTUAL SIBO, and prokinetics, probiotics, FMT, good lifestyle habits and prebiotics for dysbiotic small intestine.

@@Ruktiet It can go much deeper than what you mentioned.

And it can be much more shallow what you have mentioned. Your problem more than likely isn't sibo and it is something else and your negative thinking will keep you from getting healed.

@@bubaba8938 no it can’t, only in very rare cases like intestinal resectioning, actual gastroparesis, and some other obscure conditions that you would have to seek actual medical doctors’ help for

@ginnyfromdablock7551 How are you able to assume that it's the negative thinking. There are people left and right with autoimmune conditions that cannot heal thus resulting in being angry, sad and negative. We're all human and those feelings exist for a reason. By watching these motivational vids someone with low iq would assume that you can be positive 24/7

Of course, and unfortunately, this is too much of a big investment for me to pursue. I cannot justify spending over $3,000, no matter how impressed I am with her videos.

Thanks for the heads up!! Im so sick of people trusting to sell me plans… if you really care just tell us

I hope you will consider FodMap Freedom. It was worth EVERY penny! It helped me tremendously!

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Aire FoodMarble devices SUCK B@LLS!!!! Absolutely the worst thing ever from the SIBO space. Complete waste of money. Don’t base anything off of that thing. The company should be sued for scamming and completely misinforming thier clients. All of my family members blew positive regardless of what they ate and when they ate, fasted or not. It was always high, and these family members didn’t have digestive issues. I fasted for 2 days and still blew positive/high fermentation score despite no bloated symptoms whatsoever. Moreover, it gives a stupid score instead of measurement in ppm unit, which is the stupidest thing imaginable because now it’s impossible to compare to actual clinical definitions and cutoff values for positive diagnosis. It s@cks so bad and I can’t believe I soent €200 on that thing. Eat everything back again, nourish yourself with nutrient dense foods, make sure you sleep very regularly and at least 8 hours, get a lot of sunlight when you wake up and try to get at least 20mins of sunlight exposure with naked upper body daily, reduce or learn to let go of any sources of psychological stress or anxiety, hike daily, don’t do vigorous exercise, be calm and relaxed when eating, preferrably with family or friends or with a tv show on that you enjoy, and take a prokinetic, digestive enzymes, probiotics, some antimicrobials or oral FMT or any combination of these possible treatments to try out if all of those interventions don’t lead to any progress.

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Me too

Hi I will like to know how you healed from C diff, does the antibiotics worked, how many rounds of antibiotics and which ones, I have hypothyroidism and was prescribe medicine for hyperthyroidism

@@Diamond-qs4xg I had C-Dif for an extremely long time. Took an antibiotic originally but then stayed on probiotics for several months and ate lots of yogurt. I had it for 15 months and I think my body and lots of prayer finally conquered it. Strangely, I did not lose one pound but was recently diagnosed as hypothyroidism so perhaps that is why. I think the antibiotic I took started with a “C” but I only took it for about the first two weeks after testing and definite diagnosis. Since I got the C-Dif from taking clindamycin for dental work, I was terrified of taking any more medicine.

Did you notice a difference from before and after the program? I too have Celiacs, among many other issues. Debating her group coaching next round when I can afford it.

@@JamieR I did not take the program. Right now I have decided to concentrate on doing just what my own doctor suggests because I am very frustrated from hearing so many experts saying different things. One says what another is suggesting just won’t work. Medicine is not an exact science for certain and our own systems seem to dictate different things. Right now I am just hoping to get the emergency need for bathroom under control!🥴. Good luck to you.

@@JamieR how much is the course?

She doesn't answer questions. Why? She thinks she's above everybody.

If it is a reliable lab which showed salmonella in your stool after 9 years you absolutely NEED antibiotics wtf even. Did you do this with an actual MD? Go to a gastroenterologist and ask what to do. Make sure that stool test is reliable and medically verified. You don’t want to take antibiotics because of a scam lab, bug if there actually is salmonella in there you need a culture antibiotic resistance test on it and take the antibiotics it is most susceptible to and yet as narrow spectrum as possible to spare the rest of your microbiome

I have Yersinia and it is chronic. They don't know much about these chronic infections. I hate this.

Fructose has horrible specificity for SIBO

By comparing breath test results with tracers and scintigraphy with duodenal aspirate culture. The problem is that Pimentel’s research group, MAST at Cedars Sinai, found 85% specificity with lactulose, which is actually very accurate and contradicts what Dinezza’s view is on lactulose. I tend to believe the latest science more than a chiropractor on youtube, regardless of how well read up she is on the topic.

@@Ruktiet ​​⁠Thanks for your reply. What is really strange for me, that the time limit considered positive or negative for SIBO can be different by countries. Moreover in my country some labs measure the breath at every 20 minutes, while others cat every 30 minutes. IMHO 30 minutes doesn’t give good results, especially if 1,5 hours is considered the mark for positive SIBO.

@@CsiguZ Pimentel’s research group is really the most advanced one that I know of, and they’ve tested cutoff times with specificities. They found that an earlier cutoff leads to greater specificity due to less people having false positives due to less time to get to the colon and ferment normally there with short orocecal transit time. Pimentel’s group found 85% specificity, that means only a 15% false positive rate, at 90min cutoff value with lactulose under his definition of SIBO as being a proteobacteria-dominated/overgrowth disruptive signature small intestinal microbiome. Thus it is actually quite accurate. Actually this is more of a small intestinal dysbiosis than actual “overgrowth”.

Potty mouth is unprofessional at best.

@@RuktietBTW, she refers extreme cases where the trasit time to the colon can be as low as 10 minutes. Even in case it’s possible, IMHO transit time is not equal to increased level of gas produced by the bacteria in our breath. I mean, the bacteria needs time to ferment lactulose and produce gas and than it also takes time to absorb the gas into our bloodsteam and than exhale it.

She’s not talking about homeopathy. Homeopathy is its own system of medicine- not supplements, herbs, vitamins, essential oils. Get a homeopath.

If you write things like “I might die because of it”, that already shows in what a threatened state you constantly live. That is terrible for immune and nerve function and will not benefit the dysbiosis and peristalsis problems you already have. You are probably in need of new beneficial microbes to cooonize and outcompete the M. smithii, so I highly suggest you take an oral FMT and try out selectively feeding soluble fibers like FOS, GOS, XOS, HMO, etc.

I was also diagnosed with IMO and can empathize with jeanlouis. I wouldn't think I might die because of it, but I could see how someone may feel that way especially when it is hard to know what to eat without having symptoms, and mine are all over the place. I suspect I may have either mixed SIBO or mixed IBS/dysbiosis, but only had the standard 2 gas breath test with lactulose, not the Trio Smart as some practitioners recommend. I do not have cramps but have lost weight and find it hard to get off the low FODMAP bandwagon. I am hopeful that FODZYME will help at least with the fructans and GOS. Unfortunately, it does not target polyols or fructose at this point. The only FODMAP I'm not sensitive to is lactose, mostly because I am vegan, which makes low fiber low FODMAP an added challenge.

Get a homeopath

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