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If SIBO isn’t real, then what is the explanation for people who report having SIBO and unwanted weight loss?

My understanding is that the creator of this site believes that SIBO doesn’t exist in the way the mainstream believes it does. Rather than being too much bacteria in the small intestine, there is simply dysbiosis in the small intestine.

Ok, even if that was true, could that still cause people to lose weight unwanted? People who say they have SIBO report having to eat more food to stop themselves from losing weight. Even I have experienced this…

This original explanation was that “too much” bacteria in the small intestine was eating the food our small intestine was suppose to be absorbing. Could the same thing be happening if it’s simply a dysbiosis?
 
Prodigyev said:
could that still cause people to lose weight unwanted?
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Of course. https://humanmicrobiome.info/obesity/

Prodigyev said:
Rather than being too much bacteria in the small intestine, there is simply dysbiosis in the small intestine.
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If you review the OP, you can see that there is no way to have or determine dysbiosis solely in the small intestine and not the large intestine.

Prodigyev said:
This original explanation was that “too much” bacteria in the small intestine was eating the food our small intestine was suppose to be absorbing.
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This is nonsense, not backed by any science that I'm aware of.

Bile acid metabolism is a more likely major player: https://humanmicrobiome.info/bile/
 
Michael Harrop said:
Of course. https://humanmicrobiome.info/obesity/


If you review the OP, you can see that there is no way to have or determine dysbiosis solely in the small intestine and not the large intestine.


This is nonsense, not backed by any science that I'm aware of.

Bile acid metabolism is a more likely major player: https://humanmicrobiome.info/bile/
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Thank you so much! Didn’t know that about the bile acid connection with fat processing.

Also, do you think information in the small intestine from dysbiosis can also inhibit its ability to absorb properly? Maybe a contributing factor?
 
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