#28 SIBO, Prokinetics and Hydrogen Sulfide with Dr. Siebecker
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- I speak with Dr. Siebecker about the most common cause of SIBO - disrupted motility. We go on to discuss to the role that prokinetics can play in lengthening the time of remission, as well as her takes on hydrogen sulfide.
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I absolutely ADORE how excited she gets about this information. 🙌❤️
Us too! That’s why she’s one of the best! 😊🙌
Great podcast! I've actually heard most of this content before but I always like to hear the most recent news. I will say, I didn't know Iberogast works as well a one of the pharmaceutical prokinetics. I have used iberogast along with 1000mg of ginger after clearing my sibo. I stayed in the clear for almost four months. The second time I cleared my sibo I only used ginger to save a bit and I relapsed pretty quickly. It seems to be a good product and it can be ordered on Amazon!
Thank you! And thank you for sharing your experience too! That’s so interesting and glad to hear you learned something new about iberogast! We hope you’re currently clear of it and stay that way!
I love her! Great podcast thank you so much
We loved chatting with Dr Siebecker and so glad you enjoyed listening. Hope you're loving the rest of the podcasts!
What always confused me about Iberogast - isn't alcohol in it affecting gut bacteria? Herbs in Iberogast are great but I'm worried about alcohol content.
We have found the majority can tolerate it very well, but still recommend speaking with a health professional first.
Same problem with Swedish bitters which wasn't mentioned. It works also as a pro-kinetic but high in alcohol content.
@@kevintoth5365yes! It makes me feel drunk because I can’t tolerate the alcohol
@@boop79 same here. Just a spoon full of swedish bitter makes me feel drunk and 😵🥴🥴🥴 dizzy . We are hyper sensitive for this poisonous liquid called alcohol which I would ban if I had been the president.
Wow. Great informations, thanks a lot : )
It’s our pleasure! And glad you enjoyed the episode!
I wish there were time stamps, I have to search through this video for answers
About hydrogen sulfide SIBO and treatment -- She says that bismuth is effective, and also that sulfur sensitivity is often an issue with this type of SIBO. However, most bismuth treatments we can get are subsalicylates (like Pepsi Bismol). Any suggestions for bismuth without the salicylates? Thanks.
Sorry I don’t have alternatives I am afraid!
What is the remmedy she mentioned in 39:50 for binding LPS coming from negative bacteria?
Hi Marc. It’s serum bovine immunoglobulins.
Can someone tell me the antibiotics she mentioned at 46:20 ? Thank you!
The two she mentions are augmentin and bactrim. Hope that helps!
Yes perfect! Thank you so much 😊
and one of the herbal ones are uva ursi. I actually just bought uva ursi and am going to try that protocol starting tomorrow.
Is her website now available?
Hi Vanessa. To my knowledge it has always been available? Unless she has another website I am not aware of?
When will dr pimentel release news about h2s?
We are not aware of a specific date but we have been informed research will be published in the new year by him. So we have to watch this space for now!
@@ourhealthpath thank you so much, also Where does Dr Siebecker work? How to book a appoitment?
@@adam_explosion She is based in Australia but I am not sure if she is seeing patients currently. Check out her website: www.siboinfo.com. You may also like to check out our practitioners, based in the UK, who specialise in SIBO: healthpath.com/practitioners/
@@ourhealthpath New Year 2021? 👍 or 2022? 👎 Thanks! Terrific podcast!
@@judithpoulin2351 The test should be available over the next few months in the U.K.
I dont undertand what prokinetic
Which is the prokinetic that she mentions? Minute 27:07
Low dose prucalopride.
@@ourhealthpath What dosages are recommended to get the results?
@@nutryflexivel Hi Beatriz, unfortunately we can't make recommendations over this platform - the doses can vary dependent on the health status of the individual. We hope you understand.