Welcome back to the root cause medicine podcast. I'm your host for today, Dr. Kresge, joined again by Dr. Allison Seabeker for part two of our series on SIBO.

In part one, we laid the groundwork for truly understanding SIBO as a complex, relapsing, and often mismanaged condition.

We walked through the updated definitions and subtypes, explored the path of physiology of gas handling and production,

and clarified how motility issues, especially impaired migrating motor complex function,

are central to both onset and recurrence of SIBO. We also cover diagnostic best practices,

how to match treatment modalities to gas type and severity, and emerging insights around co-infections like CFO, as well as treatment sequencing. Today in part two, we're

turning our attention to what might be the most clinically challenging and often overlooked

piece of the Cibbo puzzle, nutritional management, and supportive care during and after treatment.

In this episode, Dr. Seabucker walks us through the most common nutritional mistakes in Cbo care

and how to avoid them. The role of prokynetics in maintaining treatment gains and reducing relapse risk.

When to bring in digestive support like bioacids, enzymes, and antifungal considerations.

We also dive deep into dietary frameworks for sebo, how to personalize them, expand them,

and navigate the transition back to a more expanded diet without reigniting symptoms.

Plus, we explore emerging research gaps, debunking persistent SIBO myths, and here Dr. Seabucker's

final clinical pearls for treating even the most difficult cases.

If part one was about clearing the fog, part two is about building the map.

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