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Hi, everyone, today I spoke with Dr. Allison Seabaker on some updates in Seibo.

And also, she has a discount for her CBO courses.

She has a CBO course for the public and a CBO course for providers.

And if you've listened to our interviews in the past, you know that she's one of the people I respect in the field.

There's not a ton of them. It's a short list and she is one of them.

So we'll go into the interview here in a second, but just a few kind of updates.

There's a update on a potential connection between diabetes and bacteria in the gut.

Also, that part of what underlies this post-infectious inflammation and autoimmunity that leads to IBS might actually be the byproduct of some infectious agents that remain

in colonization in the long term in the gut and kind of speaks back to the importance of in my opinion

here cultivating a healthy gut milieu connections between hydrogen sulfide, and reflux. UVA light therapy as a potential

method for addressing sebo and dysbiosis in the gut. Connection between certain gut bacteria

and histamine. Findings of how lactobacillus can colonize the small intestine and the importance of circadian disruption

in ibs. We also touch on the very important, albeit perhaps sounding trite, recommendation

to make sure to listen to your body and don't read your way into not following the simple

biofeedback that your body provides you.

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