The 10 BEST Foods for Leaky Gut

[@DrRuscioDC]

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[@naimmaali7755]

Great content Dr. Ruscio, I Have been battling IBS-C for a long time. I'm very health conscious and exercise regularly. However in the last 12 years since the start of my digestive issues I have been leaning toward intermittent fasting 16/8, lower carb. I do get tired but it help me at least start my day where i can at least eat. The last year and a half has been not good with IBS symptoms. Again your videos helped a lot and started taking different probiotics (suppl and from foods), low FODMAP, AT the end of the day I feel defeated because I'm very active/athletic, I get really hungry then I eat consciously as above mentioned and still get so bloated/Fatigue/lethargic, or brain fog. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

[@somethingsburning774]

I have every symptom of leaky gut - and for pretty much 1 yr before I figured this out. (suspected dehydration due to coffee intake for const - into diarr as I'd have to use a tea to get things moving). Long story short I've cut everything except.. the high fodmaps as my "snacks" - no wonder I'm having flare ups with avocado, onions & garlic - also banana & pineapple for bromelain.. I'm just scaling this back since I was doing so well the past 3 weeks

[@mudasarzafar9084]

Is leaky gut cureable?

[@somethingsburning774]

@@mudasarzafar9084 I hope so - so far I'm exactly 2 months into carnival and it's gotten A LOT better & when I stick to meat-eggs-only with very little other foods I have zero bloat/gas & feel great. I keep trying to find people who are on this diet that had it & how long it takes to go away so I have an idea of a timeframe to expect

[@josephcernansky1794]

So....I have so many of these symptoms of "leaky gut".....AND....GERD...and possibly "Barret's Disease" of the esophagus....AND...histamine intolerance/overload (acute chronic urticaria).....possibly SIBO/SIFO....fatty liver....possible gallstones(again) and/or bile sludge....pancreatitis....tinnitus....tried going Keto again beginning of this year....but the tinnitus flared extremely loud....then urticaria sprung forth all over my skin from top to head to tip of toes!.... so doing online research of multiple You Tube Doctors...I should NOT eat any High Histamine foods...NO High Oxalate foods....NO spicy foods.....and now NO High FODMAP foods....and I ALWAYS have drank filtered water......do you think breathing air is still OK? or should I stop doing that too?!

[@cryptfiend461]

Wish I could find a good doc like this. All docs seem to do now is look at you then prescribe some meds that don't address the issues causing the symptoms😕

[@johnsmith-bq2vt]

Same experience I've been having. It's messed up.

[@cookingandbakinginbelize1756]

Watching from Belize City thank you so much for information ❤

[@ragdump]

Yep I'm seeing a GI doc and a GI surgeon and neither one seem to have a clue I don't know if I have leaky gut but a couple of the symptoms fit mostly my stomach hurts and I do get a bloating feeling . I've had about every test there is but the main thing is that none of the doctors listen to me and everything they have given me makes it worse. The only thing the GI Doc ever came up with IBS and I don't believe that is my problem when I tell him he just cops an attitude My main symptoms are Stomach pain (like I had an ulcer, 15 years ago I had an ulcer from too many NSAID's ) no energy some bloating

[@cryptfiend461]

@@ragdump I have stopped eating bio engineered food and gluten. I feel much better.

[@dw3992]

That's b/c it's all they're taught at medical school - drugs & surgery which cannot make or restore health. They''re simply legal drug pushers.

[@helda4850]

Gosh! Dr. Michael, Thank you so much for explaining things easier for people like me who is suffering from from that ghastly gut problem. I don't go out anymore as I am so scared of having an accident (restroom) problem, so I am a prisoner in my own home, basically, I do not have a life anymore, May God Bless you.

[@yafah.988]

You can go outside providing you are fasting. Eat at home only

[@FinickyGreek]

You need to do a KZbin search for "Dr Davis" who successfully approaches the problem through the gut microbiome by replacing certain gut bacteria that have been lost due to antibiotics and other medications through the years. It actually works. Loss of good gut bacteria is what causes food intolerance's in the first place. This guy here is full of crap and just working around the edges instead of addressing the root cause. Eating certain foods may bring relief, but they don't solve the problem. It worked for me and most others after years of problems.

[@cbak1819]

I'm praying for you🙏🏼✝️

[@faisalyoosafzai531]

Happened the same to me as well. 8,9 years of captivity and bedridden due to gut issues. Hang in there, you can heal. Just have faith

[@lambdasun4520]

LIST OF 10 (or 11) BEST CATEGORIES OF FOODS (TL:DW): So it's not really 10 foods. 1 - Turmeric 2 - Clove + Peppermint 3 - Dark Chocolate + Berries 4 - Low FODMAP Foods 5 - Bone Broth 6 - Kefir 7 - Kimchi 8 - Sauerkraut 9 - Beef, Chicken, Eggs 10 - Omega 3 11 - Fibers I saw afterwards these can also be seen below the video but yeah, I will leave it here anyways.

[@magsterz123]

Thank you!

[@Eriquee]

Thank you!

[@sparkle2656]

add collagen

[@OGAesthetics]

Dr ruscio, will you do a full video on Heavy metals? and its effect on cognition, leaky gut etc? that would be a great video to add to your channel :)

[@Tendomcgoobin]

No

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

Extremely helpful… Suffered for years… took personal action ….being consistent…now all is under control feeling great staying away from doctors…!

[@DrRuscioDC]

Glad this helped!

[@xxfairy.4.lifexx880]

❤😊

[@pcp.9834]

😂

[@littlegiant1972]

I have leaky gut just because excess of antibiotics and ibuprofen after car accidents that I didn't cause. Never heard LG ever in my like, now this in combination with Menopause.....God help me! Thanks for this video.

[@Wendy-Frazier]

I’m really sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing with leaky gut, especially in combination with menopause and the impacts of antibiotics and ibuprofen. Leaky gut can indeed be a tough condition to manage, and it's understandable to feel overwhelmed with all that's going on. It’s crucial to focus on healing the gut lining through a combination of dietary changes, stress management, and possibly targeted supplements. A diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods, such as leafy greens, bone broth, and probiotics, can be beneficial. Addressing stress and ensuring proper hydration also play a key role in gut health. Navigating these changes can be complex, but with the right strategies and support, improvement is definitely possible.

[@prateek_sgi]

Sir u suggest low fodmap, but then also kimchi and sauerkraut..which r high fodmap. Cn u pls clarify..as in if one cn take kimchi and sauerkraut and even miso if on low fodmap diet?

[@ontheroadwithtenzin]

Oh Wow! 30yrs I have been suffering with severe IBS, even a diastatis recti due to bloat. Doc said if I bloat again I could burst my intestine...go to er. I'm prediabetic vegetarian struggling to do low-fodmap and keep a healthy nutrition lifestyle. Will rewatch this video to take notes for my next shopping list. Hoping you are the light at the end of my tunnel. :D

[@Wendy-Frazier]

I'm so sorry to hear about your struggles with IBS and the complications it has caused, like diastasis recti and the constant worry about severe bloating. It sounds incredibly challenging to manage both a prediabetic condition and a low-FODMAP vegetarian diet. Finding the right balance can be tough, especially when dealing with restrictive diets and the need for proper nutrition. To support your health journey, it might help to work with a nutritionist who specializes in low-FODMAP and vegetarian diets to ensure you're getting all the necessary nutrients while managing your symptoms. Keeping a detailed food and symptom diary can also help pinpoint specific triggers and make it easier to adjust your diet. Remember, you're not alone, and there are people and resources out there that can help guide you through this. Stay hopeful, and take it one step at a time. You're on the right path!

[@dominusstyx]

Sorry to hear, you're vegetarian. Go Carnivore or Keto, and I guarantee you, all your health problems will go away. Eat proper human food. Take care.

[@FinickyGreek]

Do a KZbin search for "Dr Davis" who blows this know nothing Dr out of the water. Food alone may bring some relief, but it won't solve the root cause, which is a lack of good gut bacteria that has been lost through years of antibiotics and other gut bacteria killing medications. Replacing the good gut bacteria through mega doses inside of homemade yogurt is the key and it worked for me after years of trying various methods. Nothing else even come close. This Dr just toys around the edges and does nothing about the root cause. BTW, you can also make Dr Davis yogurt with coconut milk if you want to avoid dairy.

[@matchaa121]

Your voice is very soothing

[@IndigoPsychology]

I love that u recommend marine collagen instead of animal driven collagen.

[@rhymereason3449]

Regarding Glutamine, there's a fair amount of research on how it feeds cancer cells and tumor growth. As someone who is currently in remission with CLL (Chronic Lymphocitic Leukemia) I have to wonder if supplementation with Glutamine might shorten my progression free survival time. I also wonder if this could be a concern for others in remission from forms of cancer.

[@sallyeripkowski8451]

WOW I listen to a lot of nutritional talks, but I really appreciate this one. It goes deep but gives application. 🌟

[@Gengh13]

The problem with recommending dark chocolate if you have leaky gut is that you will feel the oxalates in it, in my case I dump the oxalates through my eyes so I wake up the next day with slightly irritated eyes and eye boggers after eating oxalates.

[@CatherinaVernal]

Thank you so much. My sis has cron's and having you is truly one of the best things happening in the last year, simply building a diet helped to reduce inflammation and now my sis is in a remission. We are going to continue, trying weatgrass juice, cabbage juice, building a more productive diet. Thank you so so much 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@DrRuscioDC]

Wonderful!

[@leannehoadley3417]

Dr. Ruscio offers the best information and advice on SIBO and IBS that's available!

[@davidsmusic31]

This was really helpful and informational. You are very underrated, and definitely deserve more attention

[@DrRuscioDC]

I appreciate that! Your feedback means a lot. And I'm so glad you find it helpful. Thank you for watching!

[@ניצןק]

Personalization with diet is really really important!

[@DrRuscioDC]

100%

[@Madame-Allen]

Best fricken video ever!!!! You answered all my questions on this topic. I owe you big time!

[@DrRuscioDC]

Thank you!

[@Jannet0476]

Your voice is soothing ​@@DrRuscioDC

[@sergeipagi]

Your channel turned out to be an opening for me. I am already well versed in the topic of healthy lifestyle and nutrition. However, I have some problems with my intestines, or rather, now I understand for sure that I have a mild form of IBS. I am currently taking 3 types of probiotics according to the protocol from your videos and have taken up low fodmap tips, and a package with the addition of Metabolic Daily with akkermansia from Pendulum company will arrive in a few days. Thank you for your efforts for us ordinary people🤝🏻❤

[@DrRuscioDC]

you're welcome.

[@bendanglaaier4318]

I want to know the correct diet for ibs

[@Diddybigot]

All the effort you out in this videos, really, is a blessing in my life and gut health. Thank you so much Dr. Ruscio!!

[@DrRuscioDC]

That means a lot to hear. Thank you so much for the comment and for watching! :)

[@loisscott9168]

Thank you ever so much. I suffer so much all the time with is. Your advice seems so reasonable. God bless you

[@DrRuscioDC]

You're welcome 🙂

[@sandraocasio9706]

Doctor, thank you for the information provided in your videos I have struggled with IBS for over 25 years. Question: what about chia seeds and flaxseed?

[@mylouiethe3rd]

hmm you were not paying attention. watch it again.😀

[@mylouiethe3rd]

excellent the most informative i have ever seen on diet and healing the gut.

[@DrRuscioDC]

So happy you think so!

[@keylanoslokj1806]

Doctor I think you are the proper person to ask this question. Does all this fiber in whole foods damage an inflamed gut?

[@cbak1819]

Good question🎉

[@earth-shakingkingdom9413]

Cacao also high in oxalates.

[@valerieharvey8719]

Excellent educator.

[@earth-shakingkingdom9413]

I had a bad reaction from kefir - diarrhea. My doctor said other patients also had bad reaction from kefir..

[@Clm54321]

Almost everything listed is bad for mcas. I struggle with what to do.

[@sylviabryden-stock1695]

Thank you so much for this as I am recovering from a nasty leaky gut flair-up👍🌝

[@DrRuscioDC]

Stick with it!

[@alishaturner2321]

Thank you for the information. Im new to learning abroad a leaky gut way of eating. What about banana, peanut butter (no added oil), cinnamon? What kind of bread is ok? Ezekiel bread?

[@rachelcampbell1042]

When I eat blueberries or oranges/grapefruit, they just don’t digest and almost look intact after I use the washroom. Same with leafy greens of any kind- although precooked frozen spinach seems to not bother me quite as much

[@cutssounds7850]

This is gold! thank you for putting this out

[@aliiscott1346]

It all gets a bit tricky - the candida led to leaky gut. While some candida diet recommendations fit with lowfodmap there are some that are problematic. eg broccoli etc, grains such as corn, spelt, the use of sugar as in 85% chocolate. Actually Im confused...after months of antifungals, probiotics, anti candida diet no change and my stomach does not feel happy! Interesting though when I see Ive been leaning to lowfodmap foods intuitively.

[@The-J]

You're right, not all foods sit well with everyone. I for one don't do well with chia seeds. It literelly hurts and feels like a rock in my stomach.

[@hazeldellis]

Have you tried soaking them first? Or adding to a smoothie and leaving overnight? I find this help digestion of chia

[@judyjackson2260]

Try hemp hearts, great omega 3's no soaking or grinding, light buttery, nutty taste they say. I think they don't really have any taste. Go well on both savory and sweet food. They look sort of like sesame seeds. A little expensive but they last a long time because you only need 2 tablespoons a day. Can get at Walmart.

[@nikkisue1715]

I am starting with the Low Fodmap program (standard) and a probiotic. I am going to commit to this for two weeks. My main issue is bloating.

[@Wendy-Frazier]

Hey I am just seeing this. Just curious how is it going with the probiotic? An did you implement the Fodmap diet?

[@jatinderdhillon8750]

Thank you Dr Michael for sharing this beautiful information for us

[@hanaashaba1263]

Thanks for your honesty

[@belongtoit]

Im hopeful that I can get an answer here that might help others as well. One of my biggest struggles is keeping track of optimal times to eat and what foods to not introduce TOGETHER. Ive learned that some vitamins compete with each other if taken at the same time . Are there foods in this list that need to be spaced from each other due to their function? Not necessarily if there are adverse effects , but rather if certain foods will neutralize each others effectiveness if taken together.

[@nickyrinsma1342]

Great info but every video I would start with leaky gut symptoms, for the general pwrson only understands symptoms instead of the term leaky gut.

[@suealgaze9816]

A lot of these items are high in histamines so if you have histamine intolerance or mast cell activation syndrome, you may not want to drink bone broth. Marine collagen is high in histamines! These are things I will not take because of my histamine intolerance.

[@marshaburks3497]

Yes, this is my challenge. Is the histamine intolerance caused by leaky gut? I wondered about doing the probiotic protocol for 3 months, then slowly reintroduce foods triggering histamine, as well as continuing to avoid gluten & sugar. What are your plans ?

[@mareebrocklehurst9370]

I suffer histamine problems too

[@cbak1819]

Thanks for the heads up. I made BB for a year and stoped and felt better in ways. Even sauerkraut. Moderation is important.

[@susanlee8609]

Thank you for your informative channel. I appreciate how you back up your information with the results from patient studies. The way you break things down is really helpful in my notetaking and the study findings reassuring of specific dietary change effectiveness.

[@ErmaPulido]

I have Crohns i’ve been ingesting from gut for quite a while while I don’t know what else to eat

[@ryanjones99]

Does cancer feed on glutamine? And also glucose? Maybe best not to mess with the glutamine balance?

[@DrRuscioDC]

I think these questions are too broad to be accurately answered

[@Elmermavi]

​@@DrRuscioDC the question of glucose and glutamine as a food supply for cancer is not to broad to answer check the research from Thomas Seyfried of the Boston school of medicine

[@darthyoda216]

I keep saying it. Histamine overload, histamine overload, histamine overload. Best leave bone broth and fermented products out, it made my gut issues worse. Please take a look into DAO and zeolite (Modified and Activated Natural Clinoptilolite). Both helped me in my healing journey. Never looking back.

[@IAmHisBeloved5]

Everyone’s body is different. Sad to hear that bone broth and fermented foods worsened your situation. But that isn’t everyone’s story. We have to start looking at things according to bio individuality.

[@ClayCourtGuy]

Darn! Got some bone broth bubbling away right now. How did you work out that it causes histamine? Btw I agree with any fermented food causes me problems.

[@IndigoPsychology]

Yes bone borth is FULL of histamines. Search it. If u have a prob with them u should really avoid it

[@sskr1992]

Agree here. Tried sauerkraut and it kept me up all night and breathing laboriously trying to sleep. Horrible shit.

[@sskr1992]

Additionally, supplementing quercetin inhibits histamine.

[@cbak1819]

Hi Dr. R. Is there a way to make your own predigested liquid food? I can't eat maltodextrin. Can I just blend my food? Thanks for any help.

[@veviennejarrett3028]

Dr. You seem to make much sense. I have an autoimmune disorder.

[@yl1487]

Michael, what are your thoughts on the connection between glycine rich food for supporting gut lining and the idea of addressing the seemingly problematic and ubiquitous methionine excess: not through the seemingly straightforward measure of directly restricting methionine, but through improving glycine to methionine ratio (which turns out to perhaps be the superior way of addressing excess methionine / homocysteine)...?

[@cbak1819]

I've been looking up soo many low FODMAP video's Your's is straight forward with no magic bullet👍🏼 Meaning realistic. Giving options for foodies and non. I want to do a 3 day solid good fast.. as I commented below I would buy your powder but some ingredient are questionable for my system so I have reservation. At this point I would drink unflavored no sugar taste drinks if it would kick start the healing process/journey. Anyone know of any like that?

[@shankar7435]

Great information. Thanks.

[@gaiacielo5090]

Nuts and seeds also contain a lot of polylipids and or high of omega 6 inflammatory! And nuts usually are not good tolerated! 😀

[@noseymosey1556]

Soak nuts and seeds over night before eating

[@juliaorpheus]

Thank you so much for this incredibly valuable information!!! 💙💙💙💙

[@begummawji1448]

Very good advice. Thanks for sharing g.

[@KJ-db7pt]

Not to used in excess quantity that is suggested can use 1 teaspoon for curry for ten people

[@Chip_head]

Doesn't turmeric have high oxalates? idk if thats good

[@OGAesthetics]

was wondering the same

[@GibranCamus-kr2dc]

@@OGAestheticsDepends on the person. Oxalates do not affect me or aggravate my issues (motility issues for a decade and bouts of IMO; only this past year getting better as I learned "not good" and "good" applied broadly is a guidelines, not a rule that applies to each individual).

[@OGAesthetics]

@@GibranCamus-kr2dc i guess u can eat spinach and cook it to death f ex. But idk. I just avoid them all easier that way. Meat fruit organs and honey here. So damn noce diet no innflamation

[@theancientsancients1769]

​@@OGAestheticsPeople slam everything now! Live on air then people 😂 These are natural toxins our bodies need maybe to balance things . Toxins are common in the animal world too

[@gaiacielo5090]

It has a lot of oxalates but also all berries and chocolate

[@lindacrockett6344]

I am so sick of all the doctors giving their "expertise" on this topic and arguing with each other. When is the professional unprofessional? If they all differ so much? What are people to do or believe, you all want to sell a product. This is enough to make people crazy, STRESSED and much worse!

[@rebeccamcdowell6255]

It’s important to listen to your body as there are some “health” foods could be a threat in the body.

[@happy2759]

What was he trying to sell? I’m lost as to what you are complaining about.

[@pcp.9834]

Amen, to that, proof is in the pudding, went from 300lbs to 167lbs. n counting Didn't happen overnite. You have to reverse your eating habits, to healthier options. They all have good advice, but you have to be your own guinea pig, and find what works for you.😉🇺🇸

[@davidzuzack5407]

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[@mbarron651]

Hi Dr. Ruscio. As an experienced figure in the field of gut health, what would you say to a campaign to rename IBS to DBS/DBD? ‘Dysfunctional Bowel Syndrome/Disorder’. The term ‘irritable’ to describe a chronic condition almost seems to trivialise the health implications of the condition. The idea that our gut gets ‘irritated’ doesn’t begin to capture just how unpleasant it can be. It also has so many more implications on general health as you have so extensively highlighted in your videos. I’d be very happy to see the condition reevaluated in this vain. I’d be interested in your thoughts. Many thanks for reading and keep up the great work.

[@gaiacielo5090]

I wouldn’t eat to much chicken either because of th which polylipid (omega 6) cause it’s inflammatory

[@Selsmittenxo]

What about oxilates and histamines high in foods too 😩 its so hard

[@cbak1819]

Don't give up.. you will find the answer I pray.

[@ashsharma3169]

Great informative presentation!

[@dmercier6437]

Great video! Everything explained so simply! Thanks

[@DrRuscioDC]

I'm so glad you thought so! :)

[@kikischannel1454]

I don’t like the taste of turmeric. What are the other options?

[@John20Won]

This was greatly helpful to me.

[@DrRuscioDC]

So happy to hear that. Thanks for watching and commenting too :)

[@machill8224]

Fantastic vidio.helped me sooo much

[@Instrumentation-Control-Eng]

I ate dark chocolate during sibo only for one weak and it caused me rosacea out break due to histamine intolerance

[@miabeia3117]

Can you recommend a dark chocolate that doesn’t contain any heavy metals in it? Thanks so much!

[@CathyDahut]

THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT CONTENT!!!!!

[@jamesryan4261]

Most oTC tumeric has black pepper for delivery. That is horrible for gut permeability

[@SheilaBradt]

Very informative, thank you!

[@erminbay]

Most of the foods you are recommending is with high histamine. If someone has histamine intolerance caused by leaky gut is not good diet

[@jalphonso1515]

Isn't turmeric high in oxalates?

[@beth4698]

AIP, low fodmap, low histamines/salicylate/oxalate, I am very confused. Also, with MCAS/histamine, it’s hard to tolerate probiotics and fermented food. When leaky gut is severe especially bec of antibiotics, you have extreme sensitivities to food in general, supplements and prescriptions. Hope they come up with something like FMT or better than that. Do you have any recommendations for probiotics suppository? I may do elemental diet but it didn’t help before maybe bec I wasn’t told to take any probiotics as it feeds Sibo.

[@Themostmercifulrabb]

Try "Gutsi" probiotic. It is the only one I can tolerate, and I have mcas, pots, and histamine intolerance

[@Wendy-Frazier]

Managing leaky gut and sensitivities, especially with MCAS and histamine intolerance, can indeed be complex. Given your situation, here are a few recommendations: Probiotic Suppositories: These can be a good option when oral probiotics are difficult to tolerate. Some people find relief with brands like Klaire Labs Probiotic Suppositories or Bio-Kult Infantis. It’s essential to choose products that are free from common allergens and additives that might trigger your symptoms. Elemental Diet: If you decide to try an elemental diet again, it might be worth working with a healthcare professional who can guide you through the process and ensure that you’re using it correctly, including any necessary supplements. Sometimes, addressing underlying conditions like SIBO or dysbiosis with appropriate treatments can make a difference. GI-MAP stool testing: While this isn't always a perfect solution, it can shed some real light on what's ACTUALLY going on in your microbiome. Custom Probiotic Formulas: For those with extreme sensitivities, some practitioners offer custom probiotic blends tailored to individual needs. These can sometimes be more tolerable and effective. Gut-Healing Supplements: Consider supplements like L-glutamine, zinc carnosine, and collagen peptides, which can support gut healing without exacerbating sensitivities. Consult a Specialist: Since your situation is quite complex, working with a specialist who has experience in managing severe cases of leaky gut, MCAS, and histamine intolerance can provide you with personalized strategies and adjustments. It’s a tough journey, but with the right approach and support, you can find strategies that work for you. Hang in there!

[@Wendy-Frazier]

@beth4698 -you are so right. It can be so confusing. So much conflicting information. I have found that when a person has so many food sensitivities, its usually dysbiosis in the gut. Do you mind if I ask what you're most annoying symptoms are?

[@Themostmercifulrabb]

@@Wendy-Frazier Just some information I recently learned. Underlying latent viruses can cause a myriad of symptoms, and mine were due to the herpes virus type 1 and 2. Women can have it and not even know. .I'm now on antiviral and no more symptoms.. best for everyone to get testes for latent viruses that reactivate and cause symptoms.

[@Wendy-Frazier]

@@Themostmercifulrabb yes I agree. I run a GI-MAP test for my clients that tests for the DNA of virus/bacteria/parasite etc.. it’s very comprehensive- the best I have seen. I’m so glad you’re feeling better.

[@kathyscott4671]

I tried the Elemental Meal replacement, but cannot tolerate the choclolate (cocao?). Wasted money. There was no other choice of flavors when I ordered it.

[@turquoisedream4027]

Great advice😀! Thank you for the info and reminders. I’ve had ibs since I was exposed to low level carbon monoxide, 6 years ago. Had to have multiple funding polyps removed and am sensitive to everything I put in my mouth now.

[@turquoisedream4027]

Fundic polyps not funding.

[@kevinjoseph517]

I have diarhea..maby sibo-ibs..kefir [homemade] hasnt fixed it..store kefir is from powder.

[@comforta3883]

can u mix dark chocolate and beirres together and make it smoothie? thanks

[@vidyasagarkumar2650]

Q. Hello respected sir most welcome, humble request to share some more raw Fruits for better Gut health issues with SIBO ,ISSUES WITH LEAKY GUT ISSUES

[@DrRuscioDC]

I've provided what I feel the best answer to that question is, in this video :) Hope it helps

[@mylouiethe3rd]

@@DrRuscioDC Awwww he wants some MORE he asked so nicely

[@vidyasagarkumar2650]

​@@DrRuscioDC Q. Humble request to share some more Indian Asian raw Fruits for better Gut health and huge under, respected sir new video on gain weight, for works as soluble fiber for better Liver health issues

[@NinaNun-q8h]

Got 3 months before surgury to cut weak large intestine, and wear poo bad for life, i reguse to have thes surgurry, but one mushroom growing outside the gut infecting womb abd bladder

[@desianggrayani2588]

I don't understand u suggest low food that feeding bacteria and what about the suggestion of kefir and kimchi? Ls anyone if you could help

[@cbak1819]

Kiefer populates not a food for bacterium I was told.

[@uzmayunis6343]

Plz ans.... I have psoriasis arthritis. Pain in joints and Inflammation. Which food i should avoid? I have heard that this is associated with leaky gut.

[@missymurphy9996]

I avoid nightshades with my arthritis

[@ellie698]

It's not key-fur as in Keifer Sutherland. It's keh-fear (keh as in care or ke as is "uh")

[@Keep-on-ok]

1 & 1/2 cups of blueberries is a lot of berries. Are you sure that’s a serving?

[@desianggrayani2588]

I was suspected that I probably have leaky gut as i am only 50 kg when I tried eat more carb I have high glucose instead of gaining weight, bloating constipation low trigleserida. Now I limit my food for chicken (boiled) fish pumpkin, carrot, chia seed avocado. Supplemented with MCT, glutathione, collagen, probiotik, enzyme, omega 3 vitamin d, l glutamine. I enter my 3rd month, I no longer have bloating bloating, skin improved, no acne, my hemorrhoids is gone. Yet i go to toilet about once in 5 days but I don't have any difficulty experience when in the toilet. Is that still okay?

[@mylouiethe3rd]

if youe psyche is fine, you are fine. IMO

[@mylouiethe3rd]

your

[@mylouiethe3rd]

also have a steak now and then

[@carolemukami1619]

Do you take any medicine like I do Mesacol

[@Yana-xs5se]

Its hard to know whats true… i just listened to the video about how bad fermented foods are for leaky gut, especially if you have bacterial overgrowth. 😮 i guess literally everybody must go by own trial and error. Thx for great video.

[@cbak1819]

I eat too many after Lyme diagnoses and Anti biotic rounds. Messed me up bad. Too much too soon. To much fiber, too many ferments. I eat garlic pickles daily.. 😅 there is no one size fits all. bacteria leaves and pathogens levels differ in each of us. I had to stop over doing it to feel better faster. Praying they find more sensitive tests soon!

[@Anne28456]

Great video! Thank you!

[@cwofford3441]

I need someone’s help for my mom. She has been suffering a 10 year battle with vomiting, diarrhea, torturous pain that not even John Hopkins or Mayo Clinic or 5 other hospitals can figure out. The episodes of pain can not even be described. I can hear her screams from outside of her house and sometimes it lasts for more than an hour. She doesn’t weigh more than 100lbs. She has to go to the hospital at least 4 times a week to get fluids because she loses everything due to the diarrhea and vomiting. She’s had 3 exploratory surgeries. She has done stem cell treatments. NOT ONE DOCTOR OR HOSPITAL HAS BEEN ABLE TO FIGURE OUT WHATS HAPPENING. PLEASE. PLEASE someone help me

[@kathri1006]

It could be an atypical manifestation of anxiety or depression. If she has a family history of alcoholism or other mental.illness it can be More likely. May be she can see a good psychiatrist, and if there are symptoms present and try something like pregabalin.

[@cwofford3441]

⁠she is a licensed and board certified psychologist

[@emilr5281]

Jesus can help her, tell her to cry out to Jesus and call upon His name.

[@judyjackson2260]

Praying for you and your mom.

[@gem246]

Did they look at diet. If not she can try cutting out gluten, milk and beans. White rice is easy on the gut. She can also try flax, quinoa and chia. Use a simple diet. Don't eat lots of different foods together. You want to isolate what is causing you harm.Lots of healthy foods including some vegetables can be irritating to some people Keep a diary of all foods eaten and reaction. When she cries in pain what food did she eat. Eliminate it. Try probiotics. Hope she gets relief. This helped me not so much the doctor.

[@catherinecrow5662]

Yes thank you🎉 Information I didn't have

[@parinazaz4044]

Hi, I was wondering.. where do you get your tshirts from? The fit is nice!

[@LadyFishsHorizon]

I brought L-glutamine, but I get diarrhea to some extent after eating just 3gram.

[@ElaineEvans-rm3nz]

Thank you Doctor for all your knowledge.

[@JudithSamp]

Turmeric always irritated my stomach, does anyone have the same issue?

[@peterkaniuk8909]

Thanks for helping me

[@happydaylike4342]

Does hot foods have an impact on your gut. Also, I read that with are yearly physical we need to be checked due to water contamination.

[@ariasim]

concise excellent info thanks 🙏

[@faisal-ca]

This answers my question how peppermint ended up resolving my lifelong lower right quadrant pain. Enzyme therapy and anti microbial treatment were also helpful but there was something special about peppermint oil.

[@DrRuscioDC]

Love it

[@stebbey6006]

Ive been eating these foods for like 5 months now and my leaky gut still doesnt seem to go away. any tips?

[@ratclifferob]

Try sea salting your foods

[@arthurschuler8906]

Thank you very much from the Netherlands

[@vidyasagarkumar2650]

Humble request to share some more Indian raw Fruits for better Gut health issues with huge under weight issues issues and leaky Gut issues

[@edbkrcf2687]

May you please clarify: someone with leaky gut problem is it beneficial or can it cause damage if supplementing with probiotics and prebiotics?

[@DrRuscioDC]

We have a video on supplements for leaky gut :

[@sherrimusic9172]

I tried an l-glutamine supplement but then I got chest pains... going to stick to just taking probiotics and incorporating some of these foods T-T