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Dear Shivan. Thank you for organising and hosting another insightful webinar. The slides were clear and the explanations by Ms. LAcey Hall were compelling. Two comments: first, it is not fair to put saturated fat and the SAD on one pile. Many food high in saturated fat such as dairy and coconut oil or cream or butter have been found to be beneficial to cardiovascular health and are often well tolerated by people with ibs. So I plead not to demonise saturated fat. Second, Dr. LACEY purported that natural herbal antimicrobial lead to gut dysbiosis. I would argue these actually could reduce dysbiosis. I base this argument on my learnings in the sibo pro course developed and delivered by Dr. SIEBECKER. She recommends these to reduce sibo. If you reduce sibo you reduce dysbiosis. I welcome you comments and thank dr. LACY for her time and efforts to deliver this webinar. With gratitude, Miss Reimara
We appreciate your perspective on saturated fats and herbal antimicrobials. It's always helpful to hear different viewpoints. Thanks again for being part of the discussion!
Order the Total Gut Restoration Kit, click here sibosos.com/yt-microbiome-labs to register as a patient. Add the products to your cart and use coupon code NOBLOAT15 to save 15% at checkout. Act now as the coupon savings expire soon!
Dear Shivan. Thank you for organising and hosting another insightful webinar. The slides were clear and the explanations by Ms. LAcey Hall were compelling. Two comments: first, it is not fair to put saturated fat and the SAD on one pile. Many food high in saturated fat such as dairy and coconut oil or cream or butter have been found to be beneficial to cardiovascular health and are often well tolerated by people with ibs. So I plead not to demonise saturated fat. Second, Dr. LACEY purported that natural herbal antimicrobial lead to gut dysbiosis. I would argue these actually could reduce dysbiosis. I base this argument on my learnings in the sibo pro course developed and delivered by Dr. SIEBECKER. She recommends these to reduce sibo. If you reduce sibo you reduce dysbiosis. I welcome you comments and thank dr. LACY for her time and efforts to deliver this webinar. With gratitude, Miss Reimara
We appreciate your perspective on saturated fats and herbal antimicrobials. It's always helpful to hear different viewpoints. Thanks again for being part of the discussion!