New SIBO diet

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  • čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
  • For years, the only solution to SIBO involved medication or highly restrictive eating regiments.That is, until two renowned Cedar Sinai Gastroenterologists, Dr. Mark Pimentel and Dr. Ali Rezaie, both leading the charge in SIBO and microbiome research, introduced a new eating plan for SIBO that's far less restrictive and can be maintained long-term.

Komentáře • 122

  • @geraldevans2688
    @geraldevans2688 Před rokem +42

    Caused by doctors prescribing antibiotics, and they love the catalytic effects of having more patients to treat.

    • @brendansmyth5053
      @brendansmyth5053 Před 4 měsíci +3

      Yeah that “revolving door” business model works well for shareholders and dr kick backs .👎🏼 😒❤️🙏🏻🇦🇺

    • @deecee901
      @deecee901 Před 24 dny

      From ppi's too

    • @geraldevans2688
      @geraldevans2688 Před 23 dny

      @@deecee901 no doubt

  • @alexandraadams2070
    @alexandraadams2070 Před rokem +29

    I had hideous SIBO, not diagnosed but I know with the humongous burps that smelled like eggs and the constipation/diarrhea and the worst bloating I have EVER experienced. I had heard about carnivore and the great success of many with their digestive issues. I resisted a while because I just couldn't imagine not having all of my fruits and veggies but my condition was just so extreme, keeping me up at night and everything, I finally relented and tried carnivore. I kid you not, OVERNIGHT, my symptoms improved 99%!!! I was STUNNED to say the least. Carnivore worked for me so I will stick with it.

    • @quix66hiya22
      @quix66hiya22 Před rokem +3

      Too bad I hate the taste, smell, and texture of meat.

    • @INDIAN-BILLIONAIRE
      @INDIAN-BILLIONAIRE Před 11 měsíci +3

      Fish help or not bro 🥺

    • @daakrolb
      @daakrolb Před 11 měsíci +1

      Very interesting. Did you take any supplements to help? Like any probiotics?

    • @alexandraadams2070
      @alexandraadams2070 Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@daakrolb No. I had previously tried probiotics and nothing else seemed to work.

    • @ZinebAsri
      @ZinebAsri Před 10 měsíci +2

      ​@@INDIAN-BILLIONAIREyesss fish is good 😊

  • @beebee4334
    @beebee4334 Před rokem +14

    I agree with another person who commented that this “new” diet isn’t really new at all. Dr Gotschall wrote Breaking The Vicious Cycle many decades ago and it covers these same topics/same symptoms. The GAPS diet book is also a way if eating that stops feeding the bad bacteria, just as these doctors suggest, and it’s based on many of the same principles as the first book I mentioned. The problem is that doctors don’t learn this stuff in medical school !! So they think they need to reinvent the wheel. Big pharma lobbies to modify medical school curriculums in such a way that doctors only learn how to prescribe pharmaceutical meds now, instead of how to actually HEAL people with food choices.

  • @MegaVictorygirl
    @MegaVictorygirl Před rokem +27

    I was finally diagnosed with SIBO after many years. Thank goodness. I would’ve thought it was a hokey diagnosis, except I’m getting results from Neomycin and Rifaximin with a special diet. I’m finally feeling better. Don’t treat your gut like a cast iron skillet. Feed you, not bacteria is so true.

    • @xchocoberri
      @xchocoberri Před rokem +3

      i was miserable and then took neomycin + rifaximin. so much better 😭 low fermentation diet and 80% GF as well . oh and of course a prokinetic. i use phillips lax pills

    • @Joyinthemorn
      @Joyinthemorn Před rokem +1

      Glad you found help. I am going to search for a GI Doctor who can help me as I may have this condition. The bloating is now chronic

    • @australiamyway
      @australiamyway Před rokem +1

      Could you eat meat? I’m still starting on this journey. Pain so bad I went to ER all tests came back so good. Bloods. Pancreas. Endoscopy. Colposcopy. Change of bowel colour?

    • @mikenunz
      @mikenunz Před rokem +2

      Not to get too personal, but how much did the Xifaxin cost? I'm looking at $700 for a 14 day course and I have good insurance.

    • @MegaVictorygirl
      @MegaVictorygirl Před rokem +2

      @@mikenunz $2000 for 2 weeks

  • @docsibo2008
    @docsibo2008 Před rokem +31

    The title of this clip is The New Sibo Diet (low fermentation foods). This diet is far from new in the SIBO world. The problem with doctors is they are still "symptomologists." They know the symptoms, BUT that's what they treat. They treat the SIBO that the patient has instead of treating the patient who has SIBO. Identifying root cause(s) and risk factors is paramount in eradicating SIBO. Risk factors that the patient may have is another qualifier. Doctors who do treat SIBO make it out to be all about diet. The main goal should be identifying what caused the overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine and how to correct it. Yes, diet is essential. But the excessive bacteria, whether beneficial or not, must be identified and corrected. Following a diet without understanding the cause will only lead to sustaining "willpower" over empowerment. The bottom line is that significant cause(s) must be identified and corrected. One of the major causes is hypochlorhydria (low stomach acid), which has many causes and leads to many health ailments. SIBO takes work and is complicated- BUT it's also very understandable and reversible. 😉

    • @lapelcelery42
      @lapelcelery42 Před rokem +2

      Is it not the case that current thinking puts the leading cause down as anti-vinculin antibodies following food poisoning, which is not reversible (but which is treatable at the symptom level)?

    • @docsibo6197
      @docsibo6197 Před rokem +1

      @@lapelcelery42, it sure does slow down the MMC (migrating motor complex), especially phase 3. Then it's the WHY did vinculin-ab occur in the first place. The body also produces antibodies against cytolethal distending toxin B (Cdt-b), which damages the interstitial cells of Cajal (ICC), which are crucial in signalling the muscles when to relax (release NO) and help to establish the organized electrical rhythm of the forces (e.g., in the gut). There's a test on the market for this called the IBS-SMART test. I have never ordered one for anyone, but I read up on it, and it seems legit.

    • @leamaka2082
      @leamaka2082 Před rokem

      @@docsibo6197 Thank you Doc! I too would like to know how you reverse it. However, I understand that there is not “a one size fits all.”
      Is SIBO the same thing as “Candida Albicans?” If you would, please let me know. Thank you.

    • @docsibo6197
      @docsibo6197 Před rokem +4

      @@leamaka2082 SIBO is bacterial, and Candida is fungal. They both have similar symptoms and require different treatments. A large majority of people who suffer from SIBO also have Candida. It so happens that I have separated both and created mind maps on each. Mind mapping presents the perfect opportunity to take a complicated idea or problem and break it down, organize and categorize it to its bare essentials so that it can be learned and understood in a far more effective and efficient way.
      The bottom line is intestinal microbes are our builders of good health and poor health. These microbes are also divided into many different species and strains. In a healthy person, the beneficial microbes and their strains dominate the intestinal tract, with a limited population found in the small intestine. In contrast, the majority are located in the large intestine. What we need to do in unhealthy people is focus on repopulating the beneficial microbes to crowd out the non-beneficial microbes while keeping the small intestine limited to the number of beneficial microbes and their strains. Overall, the fundamentals are the same in terms of eradicating a bacterial and/or fungal overgrowth, but we always have to keep in mind that we all have our own unique biochemistry and so we have to focus on treating the patient that has a disease rather than treating the disease that the patient has. I hope this makes sense.
      “All disease begins in the gut” Hippocrates said this 2000 years ago. 👍

    • @SurvivingSIBO
      @SurvivingSIBO Před rokem

      @@docsibo6197 Great answer!!!! Too many people want to trust what the Dr says instead of doing the research themselves. We spent over $100k guessing. Found a part of my husband's umbilical cord was still attached in small intestine. Missed by every Dr we saw until he went to Mayo clinic. Praying you all find answers too!!

  • @nazakatali3930
    @nazakatali3930 Před rokem +5

    Both doctors provided very good and excellent information

  • @MildredGlutz
    @MildredGlutz Před rokem +7

    Dr. Norm Robillard has great books on SIBO and GERD diet.

  • @robinford336
    @robinford336 Před rokem +8

    SIBO Small Intestinal Bacteria overgrowth. They forgot to mention The Cause of overgrowth unhealthy flora in small intestines from heavy antibiotics. Also forgot about the malabsorbtion situation & weight loss...

    • @SurvivingSIBO
      @SurvivingSIBO Před rokem

      Meckels diverticulum?

    • @megm2023
      @megm2023 Před rokem

      they didn't 'forget to mention'. sibo is a very complicated issue and a 10 minute news bite doesn't begin to provide the time to go down all the rabbit holes this issue creates. There are MANY causes of sibo including nervous symptom, chemical, lifestyle, functional just to name a few general reasons.

    • @FelipeValdez-og2tg
      @FelipeValdez-og2tg Před 11 měsíci

      I’ve lost so much weight that I can’t even see my family, that’s all they talk about. Trying to figure out what’s causing the weight less

  • @kimdavis7812
    @kimdavis7812 Před rokem +2

    Thank you so much… I’ve just been diagnosed with methane positive SIBO…. Now what?

  • @DavidRobinson-rj2sp
    @DavidRobinson-rj2sp Před rokem +6

    Prior to starting antibiotic treatment it is adviseable to undergo a period of taking a bio-film disruptor.
    The bacteria in the small intestine can form a bio-film aroung their colony to protect themselves from attack by antibiotics so a bio-film disruptor attacks this protective film so that the antibiotics can do their job.

    • @hcure4003
      @hcure4003 Před rokem

      Yes! Good to see someone sharing this very important information!!

    • @ilyesmohammed9518
      @ilyesmohammed9518 Před rokem

      Which kind of disruptor. Could you please mention some of them thanks in advance

    • @DavidRobinson-rj2sp
      @DavidRobinson-rj2sp Před rokem +1

      @@ilyesmohammed9518; Oregano oil.

    • @ilyesmohammed9518
      @ilyesmohammed9518 Před rokem

      @@DavidRobinson-rj2sp thx for reply

  • @xmonikerhotmailcom
    @xmonikerhotmailcom Před rokem +16

    Onions also bother me along with cabbage, all beans, and seeds. Tough as a vegan.

    • @sheepseven7588
      @sheepseven7588 Před rokem +1

      Hi so what do you eat?? Sprouted seeds work well but having fresh lemon juice before eating really helps too eat no animals or by products so mostly salads for breakfast and lunch I believe its something they are spraying on the grains praying God will reveal the truth to this matter started after I ate store pasta can cause anemia as well

    • @docsibo2008
      @docsibo2008 Před rokem +1

      These are prebiotic foods. They are meant as food for specific beneficial bacteria as fuel. However, if you have SIBO, you will also be feeding the overgrowth of pathogenic and/or non-beneficial bacteria, which fuel on these prebiotics and secrete toxins and gas (bloat).

    • @xmonikerhotmailcom
      @xmonikerhotmailcom Před rokem +1

      @@docsibo2008 Ya I am only allowed to eat rice, a few nuts, no seeds and some veggies and fruits. Tough because I am in great shape and losing weight is just muscle loss at this point. I may have to start eating animals again unfortunately until I can kill this damn IMO off.

    • @docsibo2008
      @docsibo2008 Před rokem +3

      @@xmonikerhotmailcom my question is, what type of foods make you feel less bloated? For example, do you not eat meat because you have difficulty digesting it? There are so many factors and physiological processes involved digestion and simulation. This is why I have trained a group of Gastroenterologists to help them understand and appreciate the complexity of digestion and signaling mechanisms from the stomach and duodenum (upper small intestine) to better support their patients. However, that's another story in itself.

    • @xmonikerhotmailcom
      @xmonikerhotmailcom Před rokem +2

      @@docsibo2008 I can eat rice, fish, chicken and little else without feeling terrible cramps and gas. My choice to not eat animals the last 21 years was an ethical choice, but unfortunately I have caught this bug somehow so have to put that on hold. I was diagnosed with IMO.

  • @zeek4749
    @zeek4749 Před 4 měsíci

    I have the book and it’s by far the best book on this matter thanks doctors ❤

  • @summerjeanne77
    @summerjeanne77 Před měsícem

    There are so many Drs tht knw very little about this and is frustrating. I have had SIBO for yrs … It’s a struggle..

  • @xmonikerhotmailcom
    @xmonikerhotmailcom Před rokem +4

    Just diagnosed with double SIBO, methane and hydrogen! No wonder my guts feel terrible. Apparently this could take multiple rounds of antibiotics and dietary restrictions. I am up for the challenge.

    • @geraldevans2688
      @geraldevans2688 Před rokem

      Antibiotics will cause more damage.

    • @xmonikerhotmailcom
      @xmonikerhotmailcom Před rokem +1

      @@geraldevans2688 Nope, not these ones. They are different.

    • @coleyod
      @coleyod Před rokem +2

      Try MMC's to get small bowel moving. Antibiotics will not treat root cause and symptoms will be back in 3 months again

    • @xmonikerhotmailcom
      @xmonikerhotmailcom Před rokem +1

      @@coleyod MMCs? I don't have constipation, I have severe flatulence.

    • @lapelcelery42
      @lapelcelery42 Před rokem +1

      I've had the same for years and tried many different treatments and diets with mixed results. I might be a good sounding board if you ever need one.

  • @nicolelamontagne8038
    @nicolelamontagne8038 Před rokem +3

    My GI won’t believe my SIBO test because I did it through my naturopath. I’ve gained 40lbs in 7 months. I’m trying herbal regime at the moment. Fingers crossed but this diagnosis is overwhelming.

    • @docsibo2008
      @docsibo2008 Před rokem +2

      Firstly, get another doctor whose ego is kept in check, and he or she realizes they don't know everything and that we are all students and constantly learning. If it's out of the scope of their practice, it doesn't exist. Everything medical doctors learned in Rockefeller-owned and funded med schools is based on the diagnosis of a "disease" and treatment with drugs. They're not trained in a systems-based way of thinking; instead, they are trained in a symptoms-based way of thinking. SIBO is linked with almost every disease, disorder, syndrome, and most health ailments BECAUSE disease starts in the gut. The only way to deal with gut issues is to look at the cause(s) and risk factors. Even most NDs will treat the disease that the patient has instead of treating the patient who has the disease. You have a unique biochemical makeup that's specific to you, which must be understood. Throwing drugs and/or supplements into your body is like playing Russian Roulette and even creating other health issues and being dangerous. Finding out WHY you have SIBO is the only way to reverse this process and avoid reoccurrences.

    • @patriciatimson1730
      @patriciatimson1730 Před rokem

      Oh I understand! I too have gained 20kg.

    • @jakethesnake4971
      @jakethesnake4971 Před rokem

      Is it working?

    • @lapelcelery42
      @lapelcelery42 Před rokem +1

      You can get a FoodMarble to accurately diagnose SIBO, and if you have it it will also tell you what foods or eating trends cause the problem fermentation in the gut.

    • @SurvivingSIBO
      @SurvivingSIBO Před rokem

      @@docsibo2008 Amen

  • @robertdepesci3418
    @robertdepesci3418 Před rokem +7

    i bloat like a 7 month pregnant belly when eating the exact foods docs mentioned.

    • @Joyinthemorn
      @Joyinthemorn Před rokem +1

      I have been waking bloated and stay bloated all day and now its chronic....Im going to search for a GI Doc for help

    • @bitespanda
      @bitespanda Před rokem

      Same!

  • @cjrwars
    @cjrwars Před rokem +1

    I gave the kids old orchard juice from the diy concentrate and it gave us all bloating, gas, diarrhea, steatorrhea. It's bad, we've gotten oregano oil, neem oil, activated charcoal and much much more.

  • @biba350
    @biba350 Před rokem +3

    Would you get bad breath with sibo

    • @coleyod
      @coleyod Před rokem

      I think so and body odor too for some people .

    • @SurvivingSIBO
      @SurvivingSIBO Před rokem

      Yes. Get tested for Meckels diverticulum.

    • @Person-mh6xq
      @Person-mh6xq Před 10 měsíci

      NOT for everyone

  • @jessicapatt4204
    @jessicapatt4204 Před rokem +8

    So the take away is they really can't help you and you just need to eat the carnivore diet to alleviate symptoms.

    • @coleyod
      @coleyod Před rokem +3

      I've read some testimonies of people who got cured by ginger and artichoke extracts and others from MMC's which help with gut motility which is the main reason for SIBO as the gut bacteria are getting stuck in small intestine. Hope one of these helps with you're sibo. It's really trial and error as it's so vastly misunderstood

    • @coleyod
      @coleyod Před rokem +1

      Have you had any luck @jessica patt?

    • @jessicapatt4204
      @jessicapatt4204 Před rokem +4

      @@coleyod yes, I have tried the gut motility products including ginger and artichoke. I have studied the MMC and have taken antimicrobial herbs, taken xifaxan, eaten a low FODMAP diet, etc. I feel like I exhausted all the things I know to try, with minor relief. For me, my biggest symptom is bloating. However, if I keep eating vegetables and fiber, I do experience some pain in digestion as well. My symptoms are completely gone when I eat the carnivore diet. I should say a dairy free carnivore diet. If I eat a little too much dairy, I will bloat some. So for now, I'm on the carnivore diet and feel great. I was hoping to cure this just so I could have some vegetables or fruit every now and then, but until I can figure it out, I'm just sticking to carnivore. It really is amazing that it cures me 100%. Good luck to you!

    • @coleyod
      @coleyod Před rokem +1

      @@jessicapatt4204 Thanks for the update. I might give the carnivore diet a try aswell as I've tried most supplements/remedies at this point. Glad it's worked for you.

    • @lapelcelery42
      @lapelcelery42 Před rokem +1

      @@jessicapatt4204 I've had exactly the same experience as you and the same advantages from the carnivore (though I was able to slightly open up my diet by adding Pramin as a prokinetic - ginger and artichoke didn't work for me either, and the Pramin was prescribed for something else, and worked by surprise). Have you thought about the Elemental Diet? It has better results for lowering problem bacteria than either herbs or antibiotics. Have you also heard about tracking the problem bacteria with a FoodMarble, and the latest breakthroughs regarding food poisoning and anti-vinculin antibodies as the now most likely cause in a majority of cases?

  • @postmanlondon
    @postmanlondon Před 10 měsíci

    Does it only affect women?

  • @johnharding2880
    @johnharding2880 Před rokem +1

    "Broccoli and other legumes..." ????

    • @brothercaleb
      @brothercaleb Před rokem

      Yep. Basically all cruciferous and pulses

  • @richk5350
    @richk5350 Před rokem +7

    I have noted that there is a suggestion to go carnivore. Based on all the studies of a meat based diet it seems that curing SIBO with a diet that promotes heart disease makes little sense.

    • @larrysummers8966
      @larrysummers8966 Před rokem

      What study proves meat based diets promote heart disease? I haven't found a single study tracking a carnivore diet. All these studies you speak of, follow people eating a standard western diet of, yes meat, but also high sky intake of sugars/carbs and plant oils, which are in 80%+ of all packaged foods. The day there are numerous studies tracking a carnivore diet and it's long term affects, then your comment will be correct. But right now, 2022, you are incorrect.

    • @xmonikerhotmailcom
      @xmonikerhotmailcom Před rokem

      @@larrysummers8966 If you eat cholesterol you are raising the amount of cholesterol in the blood. Cholesterol is linked to more heart disease. That is what the science says. But everyone has different limits. What kills one will only injure another. Use caution with extreme diets like carnivore.

    • @lapelcelery42
      @lapelcelery42 Před rokem +5

      Not really. If the food you are eating is making you permanently sick (or for example if SIBO is giving you permanent racing heart and systemic inflammation, as it is often an immune problem) a carnivore diet can be the only thing that improves your health. I was almost doing it myself (not by choice) for years as the only things I could eat without becoming too sick to function were meat and cheese, and my cholesterol remained only slightly elevated during that period (doctor said above average, but low enough not to worry about), with no other ill signs. If you are doing carnivore it would pay to do it under a doctor's supervision, and to have bloods done every six months, but there is mounting evidence that it can help a lot of conditions by eliminating diet as a factor. And in any case, it would be up to the individual to trade the risk of heart disease, and the ability to monitor the signs with modern technology, vs the quality of life they have under SIBO or whatever other ailment they hope to cure with carnivore.

  • @BillUberprick
    @BillUberprick Před rokem +6

    Betaine HCL & Pepsin + bile salts

    • @edimoelvis9904
      @edimoelvis9904 Před 5 měsíci

      That's the solution?

    • @Fabmille
      @Fabmille Před 5 měsíci

      Everyday or what do you do?

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      @BillUberprick Před 5 měsíci

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  • @imsibille
    @imsibille Před 10 měsíci +1

    Omg! Daniel , you were fat like me?? 😭💕🙏. Now you look like Antinous “the inscrutable Bithynian!’ , the boy-favourite of Emperor Hadrian, the poet said, ‘If we knew what he knew, we should understand the ancient world.’ Among the 88 sculptures of Antinous that survive from the second century AD - as many as remain of imperial wives and princesses of the time - and the countless modern imitations, the youth emerges as modest yet sensual, godlike yet distinctly fleshly. The inscrutable Bithynian, indeed.

  • @franck4133
    @franck4133 Před 10 měsíci

    Its the same as the no FODMAP diet.

  • @shilpaporwal553
    @shilpaporwal553 Před rokem +1

    8

  • @aubreemeadows509
    @aubreemeadows509 Před rokem +3

    I lived with sibo it was awful.

  • @marlon8597
    @marlon8597 Před měsícem

    I have SIBO :(

  • @SurvivingSIBO
    @SurvivingSIBO Před rokem

    Get checked for Meckels diverticulum

  • @TheFuture36520
    @TheFuture36520 Před rokem +2

    Fetish for SIBO ?
    Where tf do they come up with all these weird names for disease.

  • @oouknow4176
    @oouknow4176 Před rokem

    I have had this started in 2012 you do the math. Western Medical doctors I had to get help from a functional doctor analyzed Western medical doctors want to jump on the bandwagon oh my goodness write a book

  • @UHaulShorts
    @UHaulShorts Před rokem

    Wat 4 *veganz* ?

  • @crakerman890
    @crakerman890 Před měsícem

    Trash

  • @JackAtkins-xz5wi
    @JackAtkins-xz5wi Před 2 měsíci

    Total rubbish