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without first speaking with your doctor. Now let's head to the show. Hey everyone, welcome back. This is Dr.

Michael Rucho, D.C. I am a practicing clinician, a clinical researcher, and an adjunct professor at the

University of Bridgeport. And if you're like me, you appreciate how important science is in informing your health care decisions. With that, let's cover a number of

studies published in the realm of IBS, CBO, and gut-directed therapeutics, what they found, and how we

can use them to make better health care decisions. So let's go into a quick overview.

We'll discuss the microbiome, how this correlates with IBS subtypes.

Does breath testing predict who will respond to a low phobamp diet?

So does having a SIBO diagnosis tell you if you should or should not go low fob map?

Great study there.

We'll compare low phobab map study there we'll compare low fob

map to ibs medications look at an association between ibs and uh or i'm sorry look at how we can

improve post-infectious ibs and then look at a correlation between PTSD or post-traumatic stress disorder

and ibs and then also look at if

vitamin D will improve IBS. And this is actually a meta-analysis. We'll examine there.

Then we'll pivot over to CBO and discuss do CBO patients experience more negative emotions.

Additionally, our CBO and H. Pylori associated. The prevalence of CBO

in various conditions, this is a very telling study, the connection between Cbo and liver

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