I can say that in the clinic, we seem to have no problem with the herbals.

People tend to prefer them, and there have been a few cases who've come over to us,

even from Cedars, working with some of the leading researchers in CBO,

and they weren't really getting much traction.

And I think what was happening in these cases is they were only treating the CBO.

They were missing the CFO fungus because it's not easy to test.

When we used herbals, knowing that, again, many of these herbals are, and probiotics, are

antibacterial and fungal, they finally had the resolution.

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The two key principles I want to lead with are one, it's more important that you feel better

than your CBO Labs improve.

This is crucial.

And two, that the correct order should be followed and can get us about 85% resolution rate. The reason why the symptoms are more important

in the labs is that 60% of people with symptoms will not have CBO. Also, that far more people respond to SIBO or gut therapies

than actually have SIBO. Labs and symptoms don't always match. So you could be someone who has

symptoms, does a test, has a negative, or someone who has symptoms, does a test, treats the test results, the test

gets better, and you don't. We can avoid all of this if we put your symptoms as the primary

parameter, the gauge that we use to assess. Are we doing the right thing or are we not?

So your first step here is the combination of low-fobab map and probiotics.

I would stay on this for one or two months, given you feel like it's helping, before reevaluating

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