SIBO stands for small intestine bacterial overgrowth. It’s all the rage right now in the IBS world, but what exactly is it?
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Candida is a surprisingly common problem, especially considering how few doctors even recognize it as a problem at all. But what is it, and how do you get it?
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This is a really complicated question, much more than you’d think, and we get this question a lot. IBS is surprisingly common, but also surprisingly variable. And that’s why it’s confusing. Let’s talk about how variable it is.
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Most people with IBS will be referred to a gastroenterologist to rule out colon cancer and many other things.
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The Candida Die-off effect is real, and if you don’t understand it you will never get the Candida overgrowth in your gut treated and you won’t get better.
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This has got to be one of the most controversial and challenging issues in medicine. And there is good reason for that. Because it’s different than just about everything else in healthcare.
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I’m excited to talk about how to test for Candida overgrowth in the gut because it is so incredibly important and is often done wrong or not done at all, so I really want to share this with you because I’ve seen it have such a profound effect on so many people.
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Brain fog is a very common complaint from patients, yet you may be surprised to learn that doctors don’t study it in medical school, and there is no diagnosis called brain fog. Which is exactly why it’s so important that we need to talk about it.
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Many people with multiple sclerosis have IBS, or at least have digestive problems. There is some significant overlap in IBS and Multiple Sclerosis, and often both can be helped when you help one of them.
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Over that last 25 years I have tested thousands of patients for gluten sensitivity, not just celiac disease, and I’m going to share with you what I’ve learned.
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