SIBO Survivor Blog

Does SIBO Cause Digestive Enzyme Deficiency Many organs work in tandem for digesting and absorbing the food you take. These organs are responsible for breaking down the food and liquid you consume into simpler forms, including carbs,...

Immune System and SIBO – Are they Connected? The immune system is your body’s defense mechanism, which always protects you against all diseases that threaten you from both outside and inside. It recognizes and attacks any domestic or foreign...

Can SIBO Cause Iron Deficiency Do you always feel tired? Have you consulted a medical practitioner and been diagnosed with iron deficiency or anemia? Do you take iron supplements and find that it does not make you feel better? The chances...

SIBO Causes Weight Loss - Why and How to Avoid? Patients that are SIBO positive may find managing their weight a monumental task. Some may experience a rapid weight loss of 20-25 pounds within a period of just 3-4 months. Those that are...

What Is Coronavirus Pandemic and What It Means To SIBO/IBS Patients? What is Coronavirus disease?Coronavirus disease, also called COVID-19, is a contagious disease triggered by a new type of Coronavirus, known as Severe Acute Respiratory...

SIBO Causes Vitamin B12 Deficiency With the growing number of people being affected by Vitamin B12 deficiency, it is imperative for you to address an important underlying cause that most sufferers are not aware of – SIBO.Many of those who...

Food Poisoning Causes SIBO: Why and How to Avoid You might have heard that foodborne illness like food poisoning is usually a short-term, mild condition that gets resolved within a few days or weeks. Although it may look harmless, recent...

The Ultimate Breakdown Of Garlic Benefits For thousands of years, many people have turned to different foods and food components to prevent disease and treat their illnesses. One of the most popular medicinal herbs that have been used for this purpose...

Ultimate Guide to Probiotics Probiotics have seen renewed interest as more and more researchers, consumers and product manufacturers learn about the potential health benefits these microorganisms can offer. The first use of probiotics can be traced back...