Hypothyroidism and SIBO The link betwwen thyroid heatlh and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth Hypothyroidism and SIBO coexist in over 54% of my cases of severe small intestinal bacterial overgrowth Table of Contents You might have noticed that whenever your thyroid starts to act up, your gut throws a tantrum too. Trust me, you’re not …
Pseudomonas spp high in stool Another IBS maker Over 22% of my IBS cases have revealed elevated P. aeruginosa levels in stool Table of Contents Pseusomonas spp and most commonly Pseudomonas aeruginosa are a relatively common finding in stool tests of IBS patients. While it is commonly found in soil and water, when it finds …
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Creatine deficiency and autism Creatine metabolism is critical for proper brain connectivity in autism spectrum disorders This video explores how creatine deficiency at critical developmental stages contributes to developmental delay, speech impairment and movement disorders in autistic children. https://medcasestudies.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/creatine-subbed_YGWBoChu_3.mp4 Creatine is not a body-building supplement. It is a unique energy carrier for the brain needed …
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Abdominal bloating 7 very specific causes Abdominal bloating is the messenger. The real causes could be dozens —and it all comes down to each individual’s biochemistry Table of Contents After working with over 4,000 patients, I’ve learned that many causes of abdominal bloating lie in subtle biochemical imbalances that trigger chronic bloat, leading to not …
Viral vs bacterial gastroenteritis A complete guide In this guide, you’ll learn how viral vs bacterial gastroenteritis differ—from common causes to treatment options and prevention tips. Table of Contents Common causes Factors that cause viral gastroenteritis Viral gastroenteritis is most often triggered by viruses such as norovirus, rotavirus, and adenovirus. These viral infections are the common …
SIBO after gallbladder removal The unavoidable overgrowth SIBO after gallbladder removal occurs in more than 80% of all cases, from 6 months to 7 years post-surgery. And this is only from my experience. Even if your symptoms existed before the operation, digestive issues like bloating, abdominal pain, and irregular bowel habits, continue to exist or …
IBS symptoms in men The male irritable bowel syndrome When we discuss irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), most conversations center around women. However, IBS symptoms in men are an equally significant challenge. Men often experience a unique set of IBS symptoms that go beyond the typical digestive disturbances. These symptoms not only affect the bowel—with diarrhea, …
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IBS after gallbladder surgery The epidemic of postcholecystectomy syndrome You had the surgery to fix your digestive problems but instead you got new ones. You’ll be surprised to know that your gut pH is to blame Article Highlights Gallbladder is an organ that has multiple roles and not just to store and “pump” bile Postcholecystectomy …
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How to stop an IBS flare-up? 12 immediate tips to implement at the onset Halting an IBS attack right in its tracks is difficult but not impossible! There are a dozen powerful actions you can take at the first hint of trouble. We’re talking about quick and easy but powerful tips that when implemented immediately …
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What causes IBS flare ups? One day anything, and the next day nothing! IBS is a vast spectrum of different functional symptomatologies that cannot be defined properly. This is why its’ diagnosis is given by exclusion. You do not have any disorder, thus you have IBS. But, we know now several biochemical and neurological mechanisms …
