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without first speaking with your doctor. Now, let's head to the show. Hi, everyone. Today I spoke with

Dr. Preet Kangura, and we discussed hydrogen sulfide CBO and small intestinal fungal overgrowth or CFO.

Now, a few of the things that we touched on

firstly, actually excitingly, very recently a trio gas test was released, meaning it can test

hydrogen and methane, as you probably heard of, are the traditional gases that are tested for in a

Cibo breath test. But now we have the ability to finally test hydrogen sulfide gas also. So we discussed

that new test. We also discussed some of the symptoms associated with hydrogen sulfide CBO,

some of the treatments for hydrogen sulfide CBO, which by the way, these are all just inferences because the science here is very, very early.

We also discuss small intestinal fungal overgrowth and the testing and treatment for that. Again, all of this to be taken with a

major grain of salt because these clinical entities are new. They're only recently

discovered. There's very limited data. And so we tried to really frame all this as such

so that people don't run away with,

oh my goodness, I heard this one symptom associated with hydrogen sulfide sebo.

And now I'm going to just lock on that and not think about anything else.

But that being said, there are cues and clues that we can look to to help steer the diagnostics, interpret the diagnostics,

and more importantly, navigate the array of therapeutics available to improve one's got health.

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