HIGH-CARB DIET Causes Shocking Diagnosis: Medical Mystery Solved

Meet Luke, a talented jazz pianist. He had built a reputation not only for his musical talent, but also for his inspiring story of sobriety, having overcome an alcohol addiction 25 years ago. But then, out of the blue, he got a DUI despite claiming that he hadn’t had a drop of alcohol. Afterwards, he started showing up to the emergency department with obvious signs of alcohol intoxication… still claiming he hadn’t been drinking. So was he lying? Or was something else going on?

Join me as we unravel this medical mystery to learn about the microbiome and gut health.

This video is made for educational purposes only and should not be viewed as medical advice. Speak to your doctor if you have any concerns about your health.

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[AnnikasASMR]

God bless that doctor for doing his job and not basing his work off of biases, but actually investigating symptoms. Our medical system is in need of desperate help.

[alyseandrews]

I cannot imagine how terrifying of an experience this was for him

[Mental_musingssss]

Violin MD posts, I click with the speed of light.

[SamanthaDiane]

I can only imagine how challenging this must've been for him considering his sobriety.

[leslie]

As a dietitian I love this message! Gut health is so important !

[UltravioletKnights]

Ive had severe recurrent SIBO for almost 11 years now, took 9 for a doctor to take me seriously through all the pain and being labelled a drug seeker and so on and do more than just do basic blood tests. Doctors who are willing to look deeper save lives, bless every one who who does.

[cathylaycock]

A friend had the fecal transplant a number of times that unfortunately failed for her. Hers was definitely from far too many antibiotics, mostly given for colds of all the stupid things to get! Every time she got a cold, her family dr would prescribe them. This went on for years. I’d argue with her while we were working. And said do you not see the ads for not taking antibiotics for viruses. She ignored me and now her health is really bad. I’m sure all her issues are not from overuse of antibiotics, but still. Thank you very much for great info. 😊❤️🇨🇦

[lvzane]

I love these series. It's like watching Doctor House but without the drama :D

[Norm]

Several years ago, I read a story about a mother-daughter fecal transplant. The stool was taken from the obese person and transplanted into the skinny person for a C diff infection. It did not take long for the skinny recipient to become obese. I had C diff one time, and it wasn't very pleasant, I took Flagyl and that did the trick. As much as we know about the gut bacteria, we have a lot more to learn.

[Dedded]

Love listening/watching your medical mysteries!!
Have a great weekend, Dr. Siobhan

[janetraona]

What an amazing case. I’ve never heard of that syndrome. I’m hoping he continues to stay healthy.

[pattiprosperoella]

If it weren't you telling this story, I'd NEVVVER BELIEVE IT. WHOA! INCREDIBLE! ❤❤❤ Your channel! Always amazed.

[NicoleHeymannCopywriting]

I have chronic fatigue syndrome (ME-CFS) and for several years had severe food intolerances. One of the issues was that I had a candida overgrowth (also a yeast), which caused similar symptoms to the case in the video: I didn't smell like alcohol but I still got symptoms of intoxication after eating a lot of carbs (slurry speech, walking slow/clumsy)... The same treatment as described in the video helped me significantly, no carbs for a year, while taking anti fungal meds and probiotics. Intestinal health is no joke, and I wish anyone experiencing such issues the treatment they need

[kirstinmorrell]

I was reading an article in CMAJ from June 3 entitled "Auto-brewery syndrome in a 50-year-old woman, " and I said to my partner, "Violin MD will definitely do a video on this!" But then you did a video on a different case... total mixed feelings, haha!

[ephvvonlyway]

I thought it was going to turn out to be diabetes. I am diabetic and once made myself seem drunk. I had recently left an abusive marriage and was feeling depressed. I ate some sugarry comfort food and began to feel and talk like I was drunk. I googled symptoms of high blood sugar and one was cognitive disturbance but if it got that bad you need immediate medical attention. I reasoned that feeling drunk was a cognitive disturbance. But, not thinking clearly, I didn't bother getting medical attention and since I live alone, no one was there to push me. I am just glad I didn't go into a coma that night.

[annawell]

It’s why you should always take a good probiotic at the same time as and antibiotic. Take it a few hrs after the meds

[Lark]

Woah, this is so interesting. I would have never thought this was possible. Thanks Dr. Siobhan 😮

[jhpt]

I'm not a doctor or medical professional, and my musical "talent" peaked at seventh grade choir ... and yet Violin MD is one of my favorite YouTubers. Love these videos.

[sunnymountainhoneyfountain]

I’m so tired of doctors labeling people as neurotics because their tests didn’t turn up anything. As this story demonstrates, the human body is far too complex for such simplistic thinking. It took me a decade of talking to disinterested doctors before I found one that actually referred me to specialists and got me real medical care. Ten years of hiding my pain and feeling shamed if I tried to find help. Then, my partner went to a doctor for stomach pain and was sent home twice without care. It turned out to be terminal appendix cancer. I’ll never know if the love of my life would be alive today if that doctor had cared instead of wasting so much vital time needed to fight an extremely aggressive cancer.

[paulabraden]

This video reminded me of similar happened to a cow.
The cow (reason I can't recall) had no bacteria in their gut, thus couldn't process the grass and became malnourished (cows get nutrients from the bacteria, not the grass. Grass is for the bacteria to grow, feast and die).
The cow got given gut juices from another cow and made a full recovery.