In Case You Missed It On Monday, we spoke with Dr. Greg Nigh and discussed if herbicides could be causing SIBO and gluten sensitivity. On Wednesday's podcast release, we spoke with Dr. Judson Brandeis and discussed shockwave therapy for sexual & erectile dysfunction. Get help using this information to become healthier. Get your personalized plan for optimizing your gut health … [Read more...]
Dr. Ruscio’s Wrap Up #81
If you need help using this information to become healthier, click here In Case You Missed It On Monday, we discussed the connection between artificial sweeteners and depression. On Wednesday's podcast release, we spoke with Dr. Kellyann Petrucci and discussed the medicinal effects of bone broth. Dr. Ruscio's Weekly Tip In this week's tip, we discussed the healing benefits of bone … [Read more...]
LDN, Autoimmunity, and How SIBO Causes Symptoms Outside of the Gut with Dr. Leonard Weinstock
Today we speak with researcher and gastroenterologist Dr. Leonard Weinstock. We cover how SIBO can be the underlying cause of non-digestive issues like skin conditions, pain, and others. We also cover his research and recommendations regarding low dose naltrexone for autoimmune conditions. Dr. R's Fast Facts Extra-intestinal manifestations of SIBO include: Restless leg syndrome – … [Read more...]
Everything You Need to Know about SIFO (Small Intestinal Fungal Overgrowth)
While we tend to hear more about SIBO causing IBS, SIFO (small intestinal fungal overgrowth) is a common issue that also causes IBS-type symptoms. Discover the most common symptoms of SIFO, how to diagnose it, and how to treat SIFO. Get help with SIFO (Small Intestinal Fungal Overgrowth). Get your personalized plan for optimizing your gut health with my new book. Healthcare providers … [Read more...]
How Long Should You Treat SIBO?
SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) is a common cause of gas, bloating, constipation, and diarrhea. It can be treated with antibiotics, herbal antimicrobials, or a liquid elemental diet. The SIBO antibiotic is often given for two weeks. However, a recent study has shown this may not be the ideal approach for most patients and that one’s SIBO lab values can help determine the ideal … [Read more...]