SIBO Survivor Blog

Does SIBO Cause IBS? The Definitive Guide To Understanding IBS & SIBO As you probably know, SIBO is an abbreviation for a digestive condition called small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. It is now being analyzed as a probable cause of...

Stress & SIBO - How SIBO Patients Combat Stress Stress is something that is now faced by almost everybody. People now feel extremely overwhelmed by the long working hours, a steadily increasing to-do list, along with a range of other...

Excessive Gas in IBS and SIBO Patients The intestine usually comprises gas, which is quickly spread through the small bowel and then to the large intestine (colon). The total volume of gas present depends on the effects that gut bacteria have...

Abdominal Distension & Bloating in People with IBS and SIBO Abdominal bloating and distension are possibly the two most common causes of why people consult a gastroenterologist. As a matter of fact, everybody has suffered from bloating...

Nutrients & Fat Malabsorption in SIBO/IBS Patients Have you ever felt like your stomach is bloated within a few hours after eating? Even if you have not experienced a high degree of abdominal swelling, any amount of bloating could be a...

Does Celiac Disease Cause SIBO and IBS? Celiac disease, a digestive disorder, is caused by an immune response to eating gluten found in barley, wheat, and rye. When you are diagnosed with the disease, you may think that following a...

SIBO Causes Fatigue Do you find yourself sleep deprived or feel tired day after day? Have you been continually skipping family events, workplace functions, or lunch with friends just because you feel so weak and tired all the time? Bearing...

6 of the Best IBS Diets to Avoid Flare-Ups Irritable bowel syndrome, or simply referred to as IBS, is an intestinal disorder that causes changes in a person’s bowel movements. Symptoms associated with IBS include bloating, diarrhea,...

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,...