SIBO Treatment: Herbal Recommendations (Part 1) Quiz

The research is strain specific, but adding in _________ has been shown to significantly improve SIBO and IBS.

This probiotic has been shown to work at symptom reduction and improve quality of life similarly to Rifixamin in the treatment of IBS with Constipation.

In a research study following an 8 week course of treatment, this supplement reduced diarrheal frequency, abdominal pain frequency, and defecation urgency in IBS-D patients.

Mice have shown an improvement in _____________ function as a result of treatment with Lactobacillis rhamnosus (HN001), Lactobacillis acidophilus (HN017), and Bifidobacterium lactis (HN019). This improvement will help reduce SIBO and IBS as well as prevent future recurrence.

Treatment with this probiotic strain has shown effective in symptom relief, specifically with abdominal bloating and pain, in IBS patients.

In Dr. Pimensal’s research with SIBO, he found that _____________ are the main bacterial populations that overpopulate the upper gut.

According to research, is a structured routine of antimicrobial herbal therapy equivalent to treatment with rifaximin in the treatment of SIBO?

This essential oil, in enteric coated capsules, has been shown to reduce the pain associated with IBS in a majority (75%) of a randomized, double blind controlled trial.

These oils have been shown to have an inhibitory effect on biofilms in research studies.

This essential oil has been shown in research to have an inhibitory action against e.coli, a strain of bacteria that is often overgrown in SIBO cases.