SIBO causes

Anatomical factors like adhesions, endometriosis, or connective tissue disorders can disrupt food flow in the small intestine and promote SIBO. Learn how these issues affect digestion and what can help.

Antibiotics, opioids, hormonal contraception – some medications can disrupt gut flora and slow motility. Learn how they affect your microbiome and how to protect your gut.

Bloating, discomfort, nutrient deficiencies? Low stomach acid, pancreatic dysfunction, or stress can disrupt digestion and promote SIBO. Learn which factors affect digestion and how to optimize them.

Healthy gut movement removes bacteria from the small intestine. But when motility is impaired, SIBO can develop. Find out which conditions cause motility disorders and why they are key to diagnosis.

Why does SIBO occur? From restricted bowel movements to digestive problems and medication - many factors play a role. Find out what the causes are and how you can support your gut!

Bloated belly, digestive problems or brain fog? Maybe it's not irritable bowel syndrome, but SIBO! Find out how SIBO differs from irritable bowel syndrome, what the symptoms are and what treatments can help.

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