Robert Whitfield Md
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SIBO is often treated as a standalone gut condition
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1:57Now PlayingSIBO is often treated as a standalone gut condition — but in many women with breast implant illness, it’s part of a larger inflammatory and immune-driven process.
Chronic immune activation can:
• slow gut motility
• alter the microbiome
• impair detox pathways
• create recurring SIBO despite treatment
Addressing symptoms without addressing the driver leads to relapse.
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