What lives in your Digestive System is being labeled as irritable bowel, colitis and Crohn’s?
Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) may have bloating, loose stools, constipation, nausea, abdominal pain and distension. Perverse bacteria have taken over the small intestinal portion of the digestive system and are causing chronic symptoms. Many of these cases are diagnosed with one of the above disease labels
Candida Albicans comes from overuse of antibiotics, birth control pills and steroid use. Bloating, smelly gas, loose stools, chronic fatigue, brain fog and irritability may be present.
Leaky gut is a result of intestinal damage that allows undigested protein and other things to pass through the intestinal lining and can cause a diversity of symptoms in the digestive system but may also have a role in auto-immune conditions, chronic fatigue and allergies as well.
Parasites can also cause similar symptoms such as bloating, loose stools, constipation, abdominal pain and dissension. Usually diagnosed as Crohn’s Disease, Colitis and irritable bowel (IBS).
Vagus Nerve Disorder can cause a multitude of intestinal symptoms previously mentioned including nausea. May also include more diverse symptoms like fatigue, blood pressure issues, anxiety, racing heart and palpitations. You may have a wide range of disease labels thrown at you, depending on what type of health practitioner or doctor you have seen. It is rare to find someone who both understands Vegas Nerve Syndrome and knows how to address those causes properly. It is a complex issue, as many suffer from this illness. Few are properly diagnosed and fewer have found proper guidance.
What lives in your digestive system can cause both acute and chronic symptoms. The most common intestinal symptoms are bloating, loose stools, constipation, nausea, abdominal pain and distension.
The most common intestinal disease labels are Crohn’s Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and colitis. These causes tell us we have an unhealthy microbiome. You could not have been given a disease label and have a healthy microbiome. Upgrade your microbiome and you will see huge changes in your intestinal microbiome and your symptoms. It can be that simple. We can look at specifics to guide us to what the overall picture is telling us by simply ordering a Microbiome Labs BiomeFx™ Stool Test that can break down components of your intestinal tract (microbiome) into underlying patterns that we can work with to achieve intestinal health.
Disease labels like colitis, Crohn’s and irritable bowel have little to do with the causes of the inflammation in the gut. The inflammation is an effect of the cause. Suppression of symptomology with immune suppressing drugs is not a pathway to long term intestinal or overall health. It is a road to a lifetime of drugs, surgeries, and digestive and systemic health issues. This way of practicing medicine is called disease management.
All these above tell us we have an unhealthy microbiome and doesn’t tell us what lives in your digestive system. You could not have been given a disease label and have a healthy microbiome. Upgrade your microbiome and you will see huge changes in your intestinal microbiome and your intestinal health. It can be that simple. What lives in your digestive system and what isn’t living such as healthy bacterial strains are the key. We can look at specifics to guide us to what the overall picture is telling us by simply ordering a Microbiome Labs Biome Stool Test that can break down components of your intestinal tract (microbiome) into underlying patterns that we can work with to achieve intestinal health.
Typical story, my neighbor has had symptomatic colitis for over 25 years and is on immune suppressive therapy and regular intestinal drainage. He was never told by his gastroenterologist about the importance of the microbiome. Millions of people suffer needlessly from gut issues because they were sold a disease label and never questioned it. They never had a proper intestinal workup by looking at the possible causes, which all lie in the microbiome. They all suffer from an unhealthy microbiome and are unaware that getting proper testing and specific supplementation can support their digestive system back to healthy normal. The health of the intestinal microbiome can be restored once you are aware of the specific concerns going on and use directed supplements to support the process. If you are hanging on to a disease label, then reconsider your options.
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