Understanding Gut Dysbiosis
My personal experience, backed by an increasing number of published research, has confirmed that an imbalance in the colonies of bacteria that colonise the gut, in particular the last part of the small bowel and the entire large bowel (colon), are associated with the onset of abdominal symptoms and a large number of human diseases. This imbalance is called gut dysbiosis, and when referring to the last part of the small bowel as SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth).
What experience do I have improving people’s health by supporting the gut microbiome?
I started taking an interest in the gut microbiome in 2006.
My experience in microbiology after training for one year in infectious diseases in Switzerland was invaluable in helping me understand gut microbiology.
I have been working with patients in the area of the gut microbiome for the past 14 years.
My knowledge in this field has been obtained through close collaboration with a microbiologist and by attending numerous conferences and seminars and clinical experience working with patients.
I am currently in the process of obtaining formal credentials in this field by completing a postgraduate degree in micronutrition and the microbiome in Paris.
If you have this or any other chronic condition, gastrointestinal or other, not listed above and wish to enquire whether my work may be of benefit, please contact us or enquire to book a virtual consultation. I am unfortunately unable to reply to long emails due to the high volume of emails received.
Please note that I don’t see children.