RLS/SIBO/celiac connection article
Posted by: Girrlock Holmes on: September 4, 2009
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The Restless Leg Syndrome, SIBO, Celiac Connection
Interesting yet not completely new idea. Be sure and follow the link to the specialists’ site as well.
I am waiting for the chronic multi-illness/SIBO connection research to catch up with the digestive-distress caused by SIBO reocurrance research (there isn’t much.) I wonder what happens when antibiotics are administered, say the 3rd or 4th time, but do not fully eradicate the bacteria. Do the non-digestive symptoms return and continue the way that the digestive ones do? And what role can probiotics play in preventing these types of symptoms?
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