Pylori infection is a common indolent infection. It affects around 35% of our population.
Dec 30th, 2019
Pylori infection is a common indolent infection. It affects around 35% of our population.
Many times, we advise a modified diet for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome, bacterial overgrowth, and functional bowel diseases. Sometimes we give dietary recommendations for prevention of chronic diseases as well.
I often wonder whether it is worth it to ask young healthy people to eradicate H. pylori infection if they have no symptoms, or minimal symptoms. H. pylori infection is very common, and most people don't know and don't care if they harbor this infection.
Symptoms, Treatment, and cause of Functional Dyspepsia
Slow diaphragmatic abdominal breathing can help improve bloating
A recent retrospective study by Coupland et al. shows increased risk of dementia with cumulative use of anticholinergic drugs.
Resource for healthy and low FODMAP diet recipes and foods
Should you be taking a Vitamin D Supplement?
This allows Dr. Treyzon increased ability to detect Barrett’s esophagus (the precursor to esophageal cancer) by 83% and esophageal dysplasia (aka pre-cancer) by 88% in GERD patients.
The role of aspirin on stomach cancer development in individuals with successful H. pylori eradication
A sensor that can sense the gases in your gut in real time
23andMe provides two Personal Genetic Services that require submitting a saliva sample using the saliva collection kit that you send to the lab for analysis.
New studies show an increase of colon and rectal cancer in people under age 50
Consuming homemade yogurt can help IBS patients resolve their symptoms
Find out your gut bacteria that is responsible for kidney stones
Relationship of gut microbiome dysbiosis to Alzheimer's Disease
Leaky gut syndrome refers to the weakened gut barrier that readily exposes individuals to food antigens, toxins, and foreign microbes.
FMT via capsule administration
Recent Meta-Review of Multiple Studies Demonstrates an Association Between Use of Acid-Suppressing Medications and Recurrent C. difficile Infection
Dr. Treyzon Offers Secure Patient Portal for Fast, Easy, Confidential Communication and Healthcare Management
New Treatment That May Relieve Your Nocturnal GERD Symptoms
Taking Control of Your Inflammatory Bowel Disease, One Meal at a Time
A First Line of Defense Against Acid Reflux and Peptic Ulcer Disease
New Study Sheds Light on the Role of Bacteria in the Development of NSAID-Associated Damage to the Small Intestine
An Alternative Treatment Option for Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth
Why Screening for Colorectal Cancer Should Be Part of Your Comprehensive Medical Care
Understanding the Bacterial Cause of Most Peptic Ulcers and Stomach Cancers
Dr. Treyzon Offers Rapid Take-Home Stool Testing to Find the Answer
Discovering GERD Before It's Too Late
Researchers linked the cause of brain fog and bloating to the growth of bacteria in the digestive system due to probiotics.
