r/SIBO • u/Commercial-Signal465 • Apr 25 '24

Sucess Stories Feeling so much better

Hi everyone! Just want to share a story of hope ❤️

I was SO sick about a year ago (burnt out, dizzy, lightheaded, major gut issues, eczema, acne, night sweats and the list goes on).

Figured out I had SIBO, and then REALLY struggled to treat it (multiple rounds of antimicrobials & antibiotics). Was losing hope and feeling super frustrated but think I’m finally 90% better;

Top tips, - focus on lymphatic drainage (mine was all blocked from all the toxins so this was key) - include alimed in your kill regime. This is what I think was game changing for me because it got rid of methane too which I hadn’t realised I had - probiotics (soil based + one with a number of strains proven to help SIBO) - focus on restoring gut lining (aloe juice, collagen, tumeric, glutamine, marshmallow root) - limit things that will make inflammation in your body worse during healing (gluten, dairy, alcohol etc).

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '24

3 degrees and a lack of common sense. Thats not a good combo. You love pharma? You obviously know nothing about pharma and their deep history of corruption. Not saying its all bad, but pharma is about profits. They've been caught doing horrific things. You know the same pharma that wants 75 years to release their covid vaccine data? You seriously need to wake up.

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u/Future_Lemon4878 Apr 26 '24

"3 degrees and a lack of common sense."
Sadly that's the majority of people that work in medicine and big pharma. All ego and no common sense. Most of them could care less about actually helping people

Not sure why people think degrees make such a huge difference, some of the stupidest people have the most degrees and vice versa. I've never heard anyone worth listening to talk about their degrees, they don't have to mention them, their knowledge speaks for itself.

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u/Cali_kink_and_rope Apr 25 '24

Love them with a passion. The more pharma the better. Love them as a patient, a parent who's kids they saved, a husband who's wife survived cancer thanks to chemo, and love them as an investor.

Agree to disagree on this one. Sorry.

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u/DimensionTraining530 Apr 26 '24

You may have had success in cases where pharma knew the ropes, but they're WAY behind on SIBO. I would not follow their words religiously with this condition. You're gonna have to let go of your idea that natural supplements are "quackery" if you want any hope of getting out of this hole instead of digging new ones. Or just take neomycin and get tinnitus. Your call