Journeythroughsibo.com Website Review

Subscribe to my newsletter to get the goods. I don't do spam. First Name E-Mail Address When I became pregnant with Little Bit feeding my body with the best nutrients possible was of the highest priority to me. Because of my history with SIBO, I wanted to be sure my digestion stayed healthy, my body fed, and that my growing baby had all of the nutrients he needed. Babies need protein, fat, vitamins, and minerals in order to develop more than they need carbohydrates so I wanted to focus my diet on Since the birth of Little Bit I've gotten a lot of questions about SIBO and pregnancy so I want to address some of those in a post or two. When in my SIBO journey did we decided to pursue pregnancy? My husband and I decided to wait until my health was in a good place before we wanted to try to get pregnant. As most of you know, doctors told me having children of my own was not possible because of all of I get a lot of questions about the use of honey with SIBO. Many of my muffin, smoothie, and treat recipes call for honey. So, why do I use honey if it is not Low FODMAP? The Use of Honey For SIBO For a long time, honey was thought to be Low FODMAP because it is easy to digest and has been used for decades for those with gut health issues. However, about two years ago honey was tested and proven to be high Gut motility in SIBO is a huge issue. After all Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth is the result of unwanted bacteria hanging out in the small intestine and not moving down and out through the colon. How this bacterial overgrowth gets there can be the result of a reflux from the large intestine combined with the body not pushing the bacteria back down, disruption in the stomach to allow live bacteria Friends! Meet my new little man. Born in the middle of summer, this 8 pound, 3 ounce handsome little boy is the newest addition to my family and Journey Through SIBO. Until he is old enough to decide whether he wants his name to be posted on the internet or not, we will call him