SIBO, small digestive tract bacterial overgrowth, is specified as an increase in the number of microorganisms, and/or modifications in the kinds of germs existing in the little digestive tract. In the majority of patients, SIBO is not caused by a single type of bacteria, but is an overgrowth of the various types of bacteria that should normally be

SIBO can be a source of numerous health problems, including diarrhea, stomach discomfort, and also protein/fat malabsorption. Over the last few years, there has been restored interest in SIBO because it has actually now been linked in the pathophysiology of certain conditions previously not characteristically related to overgrowth. The World Journa