šŸ„“I'm ready to get off the roller coasteršŸŽ¢ #WellnessWednesday #SIBO


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  1. YB E
    YB E says:

    I've hit a point where almost everything is making me bloat and I just feel terrible by the end of the day. I think I'm just going to have to go basic carnivore. But I feel like my hunger goes crazy on carnivore. This has been my dilemma with carnivore, like it's messing with my insulin.

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  2. M. Gregg
    M. Gregg says:

    It sounds like you have a really informed game plan! Hoping your tests give you some great information. It's probably super wise to change up your antimicrobials if you need another round. Keep hitting those buggers with a little something different so they can't adapt. Praying for wisdom and good information!

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  3. RocknButterfly
    RocknButterfly says:

    Muscle Testing is my subject, but First, my sincerest gratitude for your videos. If it werenā€™t for your video making your first L. Reuteri, I donā€™t know how much longer I wouldā€™ve traveled the road thatā€™s too much like yours. But, your video sent me studyingā€¦as I waited for my BioGaia to arrive, I made a trial batch (to test my cooking method) I used grass fed yogurt from the store as my starter. Also bought grass fed kefir and other good dairies with bacterias.

    ā€¦ Now, the point. After listening to this video, I thought I would share what really helps me. For 2 years now as Iā€™m rebuilding my body, my Naturopath taught me how to muscle test myself (reading bioenergetic energy) ā€¦ the body will tell you literally ā€œwhichā€ fermented dairy, or supplement or food etc etc that you need at that moment.

    Example: I will touch or hold the kefir to my stomach and ask myself ā€œthis one?ā€ My body will sway forward or backward & therefore telling me my yes or no.

    This way, you can literally know what item to put in your body, ā€¦ nowā€¦ sometimes I will get anā€noā€ letā€™s say for my kefir, and then I test my homemade L. Reuteri and I get a ā€œyesā€.
    Itā€™s very helpful to let the body tell you exactly what it needs.
    It takes some time to feel comfortable & trust the process, but has saved me lots of healing time & lots of money on different supplements etc.
    I will literally test the product in the store, for if I should buy it or not.
    Anyway, hopefully this is a technique that can help you too.
    A kinesiologist helped me 30 years ago, and it took me years to realize I could do it on my own.
    Happy Health To You!!

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  4. Janet Sacher
    Janet Sacher says:

    Nili – One time my husband's doctor had him use a cup of acidopholis as an enema and hold it for at least 5 minutes – he did it with his but in the air in the bathtub. It worked for his severe diarrhea.
    I have heard people say they did that same thing with yogurt (I guess it would need to be thinned down a little). Since you are doing so good with the yogurt you are using – just wondering if you might benefit from doing the other end so to speak. You don't have to tell us if you do it – just have heard this works great and wanted to let you know.

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  5. Matt CA
    Matt CA says:

    I can relate. Took me a year to finally figure that its likely that I have SIBO. No help whatsoever from the third world nation type of healthcare system.

    Will try to make the "yogurt " and see if it help.

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  6. Millie H. - NYC
    Millie H. - NYC says:

    I've been on 3BE since 9/1 & I feel great! I know you'll figure out what works for you. Sorry that you're having all those digestive issues. It will get better once you hone in on what you can eat. Be well.

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  7. Large Family Homesteaders
    Large Family Homesteaders says:

    The allergies are probably caused by the treatment killing your good bacteria too. I have a friend who had a gut reset done before and after herbal treatments and was surprised to see her good gut flora go down after treatment. I experienced this too and after eating yogurt my "allergy/histamine" symptoms are in check.

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  8. alaskaforgetmenot
    alaskaforgetmenot says:

    Hi Nili. A while back you mentioned your doctor wanted to put you on low dose naltrexone. If you are taking it, you may consider that as a possible source of strange symptoms. Because it is "generally well tolerated," it seems like it must be benign for all people. My doctor recommended it for inflammation issues, but as a person with many sensitivities, I couldn't deal with the side effects. I stopped taking it after a miserable 9 days. Hope you find relief soon.

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  9. Tiffany Korb
    Tiffany Korb says:

    I totally feel you on the whole roller coaster with SIBO, you arenā€™t alone. I went through it 2.5 years ago did a similar protocol to you. And still had issues and ended up going carnivore for a month or so and I havenā€™t had issues since. Wishing you the best of luck figuring it out šŸ™šŸ¼

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  10. IRINA BAUER
    IRINA BAUER says:

    Hey !!! I hope itā€™s gone. I am on Xafaxin now , itā€™s my 4 or 5 round. Then I am going on elemental diet. I tried natural way, didnā€™t work. I am going to try to stay on elemental diet for a month. Will see. Good luck!!!!

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  11. ColoradoFLgrl
    ColoradoFLgrl says:

    I went through something similar as you with SIBO. It was a roller coaster of feeling good and bad which affected my overall mood. Not to mention lots of different supplements that ā€œshould workā€ that didnā€™t when it was all said and done. It wasnā€™t until I started focusing on stomach acid and bile flow that I finally healed myself. Itā€™s the job of bile to keep the bacteria in the small intestine in check. So, if youā€™ve got an issue go to the source. My SIBO has not come back in 2 years. Also, addressing my gut lining added to my overall healing. I took glutamine, quercetin, and bovine colostrum for 6 weeks to repair the lining. Worked beautifully.
    I hope you have luck in this soon!! I know very well how frustrating it is!šŸ’•

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  12. deskjockie49
    deskjockie49 says:

    Is it harmful to just eat the l. reuteri yogurt along with a low carb diet including prebiotic foods and let the reuteri eventually outgrow the bad bacteria? I can take the die-off if I know what it is. It seems very confusing to have to go through what you have described as your roller coaster ride, lol.

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  13. Critter 400
    Critter 400 says:

    I'm right here with you, sick of feeling sickly and really tired of trying this, trying that, and nothing truly resolved.
    Made my first batch of the LR yogurt, came out as curds & whey, as Dr Davis and you said can happen. So my question is, do I go ahead and ingest this goop anyway?? Well, I am! Lol
    I dunno!!!! šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø

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  14. Sonoma Mia
    Sonoma Mia says:

    Watch Sasha Stones documentary on five g – regular mold exposed to emf turns into toxic mold and water freezing doesnā€™t have normal feathered crystal structures when exposed to emf too. Five g is new – the frequencies are messing up everything including ur body. Maybe get some anti WiFi fabric for ur windows and hard wire ur WiFi . Or just try get out of WiFi for a day – I bought an Accustimeter to measure the WiFi and block it in my house. Babies shouldnā€™t be exposed…pls watch the documentary – itā€™s on his website

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  15. Sarah Thomson
    Sarah Thomson says:

    Great plan! I applaud your clear thinking – not easy when you have SIBO and brain fog.The SIBO stuff is a crazy roller coaster for sure.. To feel over all better after treatment you have to "reseed" the good bugs as they say. The herbs for treatment are not as bad as antibiotics, but they can kill off some good bugs. Then there's die off, which can feel horrible. Thank you so much for sharing all this. I'll be testing with the Aire2 soon.

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  16. Joann
    Joann says:

    No sibo here. But you sparked my interest in the L.reuteri yogurt. I was so happy finally getting the yogurt recipe right. I am sad though because It was very rough on my digestive system. Going to not have any for a while then reintroduce it in smaller doses in the future

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