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Hey, everyone, this is Susan McCauley, certified nutritionist from Evolvenutrition.com.

So today we're going to talk about small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.

Yes, and I'm sure many people have lots of questions about it and definitely something

I think is going to be helpful for a lot of our listeners so I'm excited to jump in.

So it sounds like an awesome topic for today, but before we get started I'd like to remind

people that if they have questions or comments about today's discussion, they can head

over to Dr. Rusho.com where they can ask questions or leave comments on the blog post for today's podcast okay dr russo so tell us more all

right well there's a lot that i want to cover and so i'm thinking we're probably gonna have

to break this down into two sections and we got a lot of questions on facebook and a lot of the

questions are more advanced level questions.

So I think the way we'll kind of navigate this whole topic is we'll do a part one today of more of the foundational issues in Cebo.

And then the next recording we'll do will be kind of like your more advanced concepts, where we'll also go into the listener questions.

So then to start for today, what are the symptoms of SIBO?

If you're listening, how might you know if you have SIBO?

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