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SIBO

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth means too many microbes in the part of the gut that should hold few. These pages explain how it can arise, how it is tested, and why it so often overlaps with IBS.

10 articles, 7 case studies

Mike's case SIBONew cases, 20 min read

Gallbladder removal can lead to a fatty liver

Mike, 68, lost his gallbladder in 2014 and now has fatty liver, bloating, reflux and loose stools. His case explains the three links between the surgery…

Marios's case IBSNew cases, 10 min read

Why did bloating stay after two rounds of antibiotics?

Marios, 28, had bloating and constipation that came back after two rounds of antibiotics and two clean scopes. A molecular stool panel and immune markers finally…

Acid reflux13 min read

Why acid reflux without heartburn affects the throat

Acid reflux without heartburn explained: what silent reflux (LPR) is, why pepsin irritates the throat, the throat and voice symptoms, how it is diagnosed, why PPIs…

SIBO18 min read

Does oregano oil work for SIBO?

Oregano oil has real antimicrobial activity, but the human SIBO evidence comes from multi-herb protocols. See what the studies show, the breath test limits and the…

IBS11 min read

SIBO can develop after gallbladder removal

Gallbladder removal changes bile flow and gut motility, two defenses against SIBO. See what the studies show, the symptoms beyond the gut and the first steps…