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without first speaking with your doctor. Now, let's head to the show. Hey, everyone, I had a great

conversation with Kyle. He is a patient at our office, and I have to say his story really helps

give a portrayal of how important probiotic triple therapy is.

In his case, he was on chronic for years antimicrobial therapy to keep his SIBO and corresponding GI symptoms under control.

And once we had a chance to advise him, he was able to stop this years-long antimicrobials

he was dependent upon, see better improvements symptomatically simply by going from one probiotic

and starting on the three, as we advocate for, with probiotic and starting on the three as we advocate for with probiotic triple therapy.

He also had some cardiovascular symptoms that were being driven by over supplementation of fish oil,

which is something I don't think enough people know about.

And we'll see our a meta-analysis

connecting fish oil use to atrial fibrillation. And of course, we'll outline his symptoms

and again, how probiotics were really the missing piece to allow him to see his peak level

of symptomatic improvement, expand his diet, and not be dependent upon ongoing

herbal antimicrobial therapy. And then I guess as we always do, we tie in the mentality piece

and how these shifts led him to, as he put it, feel like he wasn't sick and was a normal, healthy person who could,

as I'll also share, go on a trip with his wife, have some alcohol, eat off plan, and feel

normal, healthy, vital, and strong. So it's a great case. Kyle, thank you for sharing your

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