Can MMS help with SIBO?

Wondering if anyone has had any luck with MMS helping SIBO?

John1 wrote:

Wondering if anyone has had any luck with MMS helping SIBO?

Searching testimonials at  cdtestimonials.com/  SIBO was not found. Searching in Jim's book 'MMS Health Recovery Guidebook' also resulted in nothing found. 

SIBO is an abnormal increase in the bacterial population within the small intestine. SIBO is not a disease that an oxidizer (CLO2) can remove. A medical doctor might prescribe an antibiotic because antibiotics kill all bacteria, the bad and the good, so the overall bacterial count in the small intestine would be reduced. But, that would not help find the cause of SIBO. 

Thank You! I find it odd that I swish with CDS, and it has dramatically improved my gum health, because I assume it is killing bad bacteria. When I drink MMS, I don't notice a benefit to my gut health. Are you aware of treatments that are powerful against SIBO, other that antibiotics?

John1 wrote:

Thank You! I find it odd that I swish with CDS, and it has dramatically improved my gum health, because I assume it is killing bad bacteria. When I drink MMS, I don't notice a benefit to my gut health. Are you aware of treatments that are powerful against SIBO, other that antibiotics?

That is good that CDS is improving your gum health. I am not aware of any treatments against SIBO. I will ask a search engine bot this question. 

"Treatments against SIBO?

**Medical treatments** for Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) primarily involve **antibiotics**, with **rifaximin** being the first-line choice for hydrogen-dominant cases, often combined with **neomycin** or **metronidazole** for methane-dominant SIBO. These medications target bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine, while doctors also address underlying causes like structural abnormalities or nutritional deficiencies through surgery or supplementation.

**Natural and alternative approaches** offer non-antibiotic alternatives that studies suggest can be **as effective as rifaximin**. Key natural treatments include **herbal antimicrobials** such as **oregano oil**, **berberine**, **neem**, and **allicin** (garlic extract), which disrupt bacterial cell membranes or inhibit adhesion. These are typically paired with dietary changes like the **low-FODMAP diet** or **elemental diet** to "starve" bacteria by limiting fermentable carbohydrates.

**Long-term management and prevention** focus on restoring gut motility and balance to prevent recurrence. This involves using **prokinetics** (such as ginger or artichoke leaf extract) to stimulate the migrating motor complex, taking **digestive enzymes** and **probiotics** (like *Saccharomyces boulardii* or soil-based strains), and repairing the gut lining with nutrients like **L-glutamine** and **Zinc**." 
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Here is another answer...   brightanswers.ai/saved/natural-approaches-to-small-intestinal-bacterial-overgrowth-sibo-restoring-17904157.html