Avoid SIBO Relapse

If you’re wondering why does SIBO keep coming back, and you want to know how to avoid SIBO relapse, this video could give you the answers you’re looking for. If you’re dealing with indigestion, bloated stomach, and other symptoms of poor digestion, you may be dealing with SIBO. And if you take the steps to wipe out SIBO, but continue to experience recurrent SIBO, you may not be fixing the actual underlying cause of SIBO.

Instead of searching for a SIBO diet, SIBO treatments, or SIBO remedies, you first need to understand what causes SIBO. You can’t know how to treat SIBO unless you can figure out the underlying cause for your SIBO. If you’re searching for how to cure SIBO naturally, you need to learn to work with your body, instead of against it to bring about long-term SIBO relief. And more importantly, keep SiBO from coming back again and again.

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[amandaathanas]

I want to tell you that as a SIBO sufferer from 2021-2024, I have found that my new Rx for WEGOVY has finished it off! Not sure why. Maybe u can figure it out. I do know that these GLP-1 Agonists are known to Slow Gastric Emptying (keeping the patient full). Maybe that’s part of the puzzle. You could get a head start on this phenom and start informing Wegovy users (ALSO Ozempic, Saxenda, Zepbound, etc.), who would show their gratitude by Subscribing and watching your Follow-Up videos on the phenom.

[trtony-xecl]

Yes it's the intrinsic factor, as we age our stomach shrinks, ( unless you live next door to a golden corral ), this is the delicate balance of acids, our bodies cannot asimulate & digest many nutrients like B vitamins etc.

[jorty.]

I was wondering if increasing your stomach acid too much could leads to lining damage, like little wounds in stomach? Because one time in life when I dealt with chronic horrendous headache for years, I popped ibuprofen like candy and my GI told me I have stomach wounds in the lining caused by painkillers like ibuprofen. He didn't know I was taking so much. As painkillers increase stomach acid, I then thought, would too much HcL not do the same?