Fabulous channel. Just found you recently. I love your approach. It's refreshing to see someone covering medical studies and really keeping up-to-date on all of the recent findings.
I appreciate what you're saying about not assuming that the Dr doesn't want to help you just because they don't want to do a test. The problem is that everyday you hear people that found out they had some disease that was discovered late because a doctor didn't want to do a test. It's hard to trust these days.
@@DrRuscioDC on a side note. I recommend Healthy Gut, Healthy You any time I'm talking to someone with digestive issues that they can't seem to figure out. I like that your goal is to get people to be able to eat the widest variety of foods and to take the fewest number of pills and your practical step by step approach.
When he mentioned emulsifiers this was like instant gratification for me. I have cut them out of my diet and noticed a drastic improvement in gut health. Turns out eating chemicals isn't good for human consumption. Who knew.
Can’t wait to watch- been dealing with gut issues also. They seem to be food intolerance related which was never a problem for me before. Was it having Covid, the vaccine, or going through perimenopause 🥺. So many questions very few answers.
@53:00 Man, there are so many good nuggets in here, but this has to be one of my favorites. I've seen this many times, but the two that frustrate me the most is *supposedly* elevated yeast markers on the OAT and *supposedly* normal Bifido levels on the GI Map. After a while, you HAVE to start asking about the validity of the tests (assuming that you're paying attention). I get that we see special cases, but I refuse to believe that 100% of them have candida or that 0% of them have low Bifido. Wanna get megaphones and crash the next IFM conference with me, doc? 🤣 We need to spread the word!
After the jab and Covid I developed rheumatoid arthritis. 48 hour fasting and pre/pro biotics have helped immensely. Anyone else ? Also coffee ? I’m not sure if it hinders my leaky gut. I love my coffee.
hello, keep a 72 hours fast and humble yourself before GOD .confess your sins and ask GOD to show the mistakes you've done ,correct yourself. Cut out the gluten ,Night shades ,omega 6 ,sugar , intermittent fasting and empty your stomach every morning. try this for at least 3 months (or 1month). Strictly no gluten. not recommending but l glutamine ,vit d , cod liver oil and probiotics helps a bit. JESUS has delivered me from all the auto immune diseases by his grace. now i can eat everything and have no pains at all . humans sin and sin catches by diseases . Always lean on GOD .Glory to JESUS. amen
What an amazing and extremely interesting podcast. Thank you both for your knowledge. As someone who suspects I have leaky gut, this is just what I needed to listen to 🙏🏾
Thank you for this comprehensive summary. I’m going to move to a selective low fodmap approach to improve my ibs/bloating. I already get good benefit from a goats milk probiotic.
Is almond butter bad for leaky gut/Sibo? I noticed i get a bit more inflamed after eating it. I only eat the one that says almonds are the ingredients and nothing else. I’ve been doing low fodmap for 1 month but started adding almond butter and bananas back in recently to curb the sugar cravings
My leaky gut comes with constipation bloating indigestion fatigued sometimes hot and cold flashes low stamina insomnia restless nights sometimes headaches sleepiness brain fog slow reaction hard to loose weight and I just found out with an oats test that I do indeed have Candida albicans 😢 if I do a detox of metals and take biofilm buster supplements then take nystatin dosage of 100,000 for a 7 days will and should be cured ? Tired of these horrible symptoms had them for about 3-4 years it’s hell inside your body
Sounds like you're experiencing insulin resistance/hyperinsulinemia, which can happen due to a vicious metabolic-GI cycle... The high-FODMAP food sits in the gut, the pancreas pumps out more n' more insulin, you gain weight (due both to the nature of insulin itself, as well as its affect on hunger), you become more insulin resistant, the pancreas works harder, and so on... This leads to pretty much every symptom you mentioned. Have you had an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)? Ask for it, perhaps. If that's the issue, you might try: metformin (ask for extended-release so it doesn't hurt your already-sensitive tummy), dietary changes (FODMAP for digestion, low-insulinogenic* to prevent hyperinsulinemia) and exercise (which is really a game-changer, sorry to say... I know it's easier said than done 🥴) Highly recommend The Glucose Revolution... I haven't read the book, but I've read/watched some summaries. She gives the best-ever advice, IMO, for overcoming insulin resistance and glucose spikes... *When it comes to insulinogenic foods, everyone's a little different, so trust your own body and how you feel after each food. Obvi candy's probably always gonna cause a postprandial hyperinsulinemic reaction, but, e.g., legumes can be great for some and triggers for others...
@@PurpleAce5It's probably not *gluten*, which's the protein molecule in wheat, which Celiacs are allergic to... It's probably *fructans* -- the carbohydrate molecule in wheat, which is a FODMAP. If it is indeed fructans, you might check out the Monash FODMAP guide so you can see what else is high in fructans, and what you might reintroduce that has gluten but is low-fructan (e.g., soy sauce)
@@JackAShepherd I noticed it’s constipation due to candida I took a laxative the other day felt clean for the next 4-6 days then again kinda feel constipated again I must get rid of the root cause which indeed is candida overgrowth
We know that you highly promote the use of probiotics on your podcasts, but what specifically is the objective of increasing the biodiversity and quantity of good gut bacteria? Is it the efficacy of the conversion of fiber or quantity of butyrate produced by the bacteria that is important? And if it is butyrate of the byproduct of bacteria, then why not just focus on increasing levels of butyrate to improve the gut lining faster to achieve a better tight junction? Then, increasing probiotics would be a secondary objective. My focus would just be on decreasing inflammation and lessening pain first.
You need to get rid of the root causes which can be various. Mine were antibiotics and mercury toxicity and mold. So l, holistic dentist and trying to restore the microbiome and also trying to get rid of the critters that took over. Fasting can definitely help heal the gut but it needs cleansing as well
mine was ibuprofen high doses, and yes i've cut everything for a month, only meat and fruit and honey, it has made a difference but still i get bloated and still have issues, 1 month of meat fruit cured my chronic acid reflux so thats a good thing, im gonna try 1 meal a day and black seeds for 1-2 months hopefully that cures it@@shantinaturechild3239
Yessss just don't brew it too strongly! I call myself a FODMAP Barometer -- my gut is as precise as the Monash lab LOL -- and I am great with green tea but it's no good when it's strongly brewed, and matcha will kill meeee
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Fabulous channel. Just found you recently. I love your approach. It's refreshing to see someone covering medical studies and really keeping up-to-date on all of the recent findings.
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Can you say the names of the pre and probiotic doctor said to try I did hear the glutamine. Thank you
I appreciate what you're saying about not assuming that the Dr doesn't want to help you just because they don't want to do a test.
The problem is that everyday you hear people that found out they had some disease that was discovered late because a doctor didn't want to do a test.
It's hard to trust these days.
It's a challenging balance to strike
@@DrRuscioDC on a side note. I recommend Healthy Gut, Healthy You any time I'm talking to someone with digestive issues that they can't seem to figure out. I like that your goal is to get people to be able to eat the widest variety of foods and to take the fewest number of pills and your practical step by step approach.
Thank you!@@SamShank175
When he mentioned emulsifiers this was like instant gratification for me. I have cut them out of my diet and noticed a drastic improvement in gut health. Turns out eating chemicals isn't good for human consumption. Who knew.
Enjoying this conversation very much! Thank you 💪
Thank you!
Can’t wait to watch- been dealing with gut issues also. They seem to be food intolerance related which was never a problem for me before. Was it having Covid, the vaccine, or going through perimenopause 🥺. So many questions very few answers.
@53:00 Man, there are so many good nuggets in here, but this has to be one of my favorites. I've seen this many times, but the two that frustrate me the most is *supposedly* elevated yeast markers on the OAT and *supposedly* normal Bifido levels on the GI Map. After a while, you HAVE to start asking about the validity of the tests (assuming that you're paying attention). I get that we see special cases, but I refuse to believe that 100% of them have candida or that 0% of them have low Bifido.
Wanna get megaphones and crash the next IFM conference with me, doc? 🤣 We need to spread the word!
Haha absolutely! And thank you for your compliment. You're doing great work on your channel, so your feedback means a lot :)
After the jab and Covid I developed rheumatoid arthritis. 48 hour fasting and pre/pro biotics have helped immensely. Anyone else ? Also coffee ? I’m not sure if it hinders my leaky gut. I love my coffee.
hello, keep a 72 hours fast and humble yourself before GOD .confess your sins and ask GOD to show the mistakes you've done ,correct yourself. Cut out the gluten ,Night shades ,omega 6 ,sugar , intermittent fasting and empty your stomach every morning. try this for at least 3 months (or 1month). Strictly no gluten. not recommending but l glutamine ,vit d , cod liver oil and probiotics helps a bit. JESUS has delivered me from all the auto immune diseases by his grace. now i can eat everything and have no pains at all . humans sin and sin catches by diseases . Always lean on GOD .Glory to JESUS. amen
What an amazing and extremely interesting podcast. Thank you both for your knowledge. As someone who suspects I have leaky gut, this is just what I needed to listen to 🙏🏾
Very educational. Thank you, doctors.
Interesting urine tests mentioned. My daughter only had tests for protein in her urine when her inflammation was high.
Dr , can FODMAP diet help in “ Seborrheic Dermatitis “ ?
Thank you for this comprehensive summary. I’m going to move to a selective low fodmap approach to improve my ibs/bloating. I already get good benefit from a goats milk probiotic.
awesome!
Do you have a video explaining why your probiotics don't need to be refrigerated?
Is almond butter bad for leaky gut/Sibo? I noticed i get a bit more inflamed after eating it. I only eat the one that says almonds are the ingredients and nothing else. I’ve been doing low fodmap for 1 month but started adding almond butter and bananas back in recently to curb the sugar cravings
My leaky gut comes with constipation bloating indigestion fatigued sometimes hot and cold flashes low stamina insomnia restless nights sometimes headaches sleepiness brain fog slow reaction hard to loose weight and I just found out with an oats test that I do indeed have Candida albicans 😢 if I do a detox of metals and take biofilm buster supplements then take nystatin dosage of 100,000 for a 7 days will and should be cured ? Tired of these horrible symptoms had them for about 3-4 years it’s hell inside your body
That’s exactly how I felt. When I cut out gluten, dairy, and high histamine food I felt a lot better.
Sounds like you're experiencing insulin resistance/hyperinsulinemia, which can happen due to a vicious metabolic-GI cycle... The high-FODMAP food sits in the gut, the pancreas pumps out more n' more insulin, you gain weight (due both to the nature of insulin itself, as well as its affect on hunger), you become more insulin resistant, the pancreas works harder, and so on... This leads to pretty much every symptom you mentioned. Have you had an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)? Ask for it, perhaps. If that's the issue, you might try: metformin (ask for extended-release so it doesn't hurt your already-sensitive tummy), dietary changes (FODMAP for digestion, low-insulinogenic* to prevent hyperinsulinemia) and exercise (which is really a game-changer, sorry to say... I know it's easier said than done 🥴)
Highly recommend The Glucose Revolution... I haven't read the book, but I've read/watched some summaries. She gives the best-ever advice, IMO, for overcoming insulin resistance and glucose spikes...
*When it comes to insulinogenic foods, everyone's a little different, so trust your own body and how you feel after each food. Obvi candy's probably always gonna cause a postprandial hyperinsulinemic reaction, but, e.g., legumes can be great for some and triggers for others...
@@PurpleAce5It's probably not *gluten*, which's the protein molecule in wheat, which Celiacs are allergic to... It's probably *fructans* -- the carbohydrate molecule in wheat, which is a FODMAP. If it is indeed fructans, you might check out the Monash FODMAP guide so you can see what else is high in fructans, and what you might reintroduce that has gluten but is low-fructan (e.g., soy sauce)
@@JackAShepherd I noticed it’s constipation due to candida I took a laxative the other day felt clean for the next 4-6 days then again kinda feel constipated again I must get rid of the root cause which indeed is candida overgrowth
A very good podcast I've ever watch. Thanks Doc
This was a great talk!
Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷
We know that you highly promote the use of probiotics on your podcasts, but what specifically is the objective of increasing the biodiversity and quantity of good gut bacteria? Is it the efficacy of the conversion of fiber or quantity of butyrate produced by the bacteria that is important? And if it is butyrate of the byproduct of bacteria, then why not just focus on increasing levels of butyrate to improve the gut lining faster to achieve a better tight junction? Then, increasing probiotics would be a secondary objective.
My focus would just be on decreasing inflammation and lessening pain first.
what about fasting and autophagy will that help heal leaky gut?
YES.😊
You need to get rid of the root causes which can be various.
Mine were antibiotics and mercury toxicity and mold.
So l, holistic dentist and trying to restore the microbiome and also trying to get rid of the critters that took over.
Fasting can definitely help heal the gut but it needs cleansing as well
mine was ibuprofen high doses, and yes i've cut everything for a month, only meat and fruit and honey, it has made a difference but still i get bloated and still have issues, 1 month of meat fruit cured my chronic acid reflux so thats a good thing, im gonna try 1 meal a day and black seeds for 1-2 months hopefully that cures it@@shantinaturechild3239
@@shantinaturechild3239Can you be kind enough to share process of the cleaning?
When you fast, it triggers autophagy. This is when your body does all the clean up work
Very interesting. As usual.
thanks doc.
High caliber video 👍
Thanks!
can I eat together immunoglobulin and oregano oil
Sounds delicious 😹😋
Can I drink green tea twice a day In FODMAP diet?.
Yessss just don't brew it too strongly! I call myself a FODMAP Barometer -- my gut is as precise as the Monash lab LOL -- and I am great with green tea but it's no good when it's strongly brewed, and matcha will kill meeee
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Hmm, just learned a new term
Can we use psyllium when having leaky gut ?
I feel its worth a trail.
@@DrRuscioDC thanks , and what about excercise ( resistance training) ?
A lot of auto immune diseases at least start in the gut and healing a leaky gut will have a profound effect in putting them into remission!
You’re charming you two
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