Does 80% of people with IBS have SIBO? Where that number comes from
The famous 78% figure traces back to one 2000 study. What it found, what later reviews found, and how to read it.
Evidence-based articles on SIBO, microbiome, motility and everything you need to understand your pathway.
The famous 78% figure traces back to one 2000 study. What it found, what later reviews found, and how to read it.
91.9% of women with endometriosis tested positive for SIBO or IMO in a new case-control study. Here's what that means.
How it differs from low-FODMAP, the 4–5 hour meal-spacing rule, and food lists for SIBO recovery.
The gases that define SIBO — and why that distinction steers your pathway.
A postprandial bloated belly is one of the most common — and most overlooked — signs of SIBO.
A powerful but demanding option. When is it the right choice?
Why your migrating motor complex is the most important key to preventing relapse.
The low-FODMAP diet works — but only as a temporary strategy within a larger plan.
How a sluggish thyroid affects gut motility and can perpetuate SIBO.