The SIBO Doctor Podcast

In today’s podcast, part 2 of Dr Nirala Jacobi in conversation with mold specialist, Dr Sandeep Gupta, all about mold toxicity and SIBO.   Dr Gupta is a specialist general practitioner who is a member of the RACGP special interests group in integrative medicine. He graduated from medical school at the University of Queensland in 1999. Since then Dr Gupta served in a range of public and private hospitals in the South-East Queensland region, serving as cardiology, medical and anesthetic registrar. He also has approximately five years of experience in working in Intensive Care, particularly in the area of post-cardiac surgery care.   Dr Gupta then went on to invest many years training in integrative medicine, and was awarded a Fellowship of the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM) in 2008 and a Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners  (RACGP) in 2010. He also has a physician training certification with Dr Ritchie Shoemaker in chronic inflammatory illness and a Masters of Nutrition with Dr Gabriel Cousens in diabetes and living food nutrition. Other major influences include William Wolcott CN, Robert Marshall PhD, and Dietrich Klinghardt MD PhD. He established the Lotus Institute of Holistic Health in 2017 to provide training in integrative medicine for those who seek it. He has also had an advocacy role in integrative medicine with a prior position on the ACNEM board, and a current position on the Australian Integrative Medicine Association (AIMA) advocacy committee, and is a founding board member for the Australian Chronic Infectious & Inflammatory Disease Society (ACIIDS) and the International Society of Environmentally Acquired Illness (ISEAI). Dr Gupta strives to walk his talk in his own life, keeps up to date with current developments in the field, and genuinely aims to approach clients with respect, service, and empathy. He believes listening and validation of an individual journey are some of the most powerful gifts the practitioner can give anyone.

Dr Kate Broderick is a naturopath, five-element acupuncturist, educator and writer. Her naturopathic practice in the Adelaide Hills, Anam Chara Natural Health, gravitates strongly to the traditions of individualised diet/self-care, herbal medicine, mind/body therapies, and naturopathic hydrotherapy. She received her Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University, Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University, and Diploma of Acupuncture from the Wu Hsing Tao School.   Part 2 of 2

Dr Kate Broderick is a naturopath, five-element acupuncturist, educator and writer. Her naturopathic practice in the Adelaide Hills, Anam Chara Natural Health, gravitates strongly to the traditions of individualised diet/self-care, herbal medicine, mind/body therapies and naturopathic hydrotherapy. She received her Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University, Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University, and Diploma of Acupuncture from the Wu Hsing Tao School. Kate has worked in various roles in naturopathic academia since 2009, including serving as the Director of Education at Endeavour College of Natural Health from 2014-2016, and is currently a sessional lecturer in Naturopathy at Endeavour. She is a member of the Naturopaths and Herbalists Association of Australia and is registered as an acupuncturist (currently non-practicing) by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). She is a co-author of the chapter on Naturopathic Hydrotherapy in the latest edition of the Textbook of Natural Medicine and author of the chapter on Naturopathic Philosophy in the recently released 2nd edition of Clinical Naturopathic Medicine.   Topics discussed in this episode include: Dr Broderick’s beginnings with hydrotherapy. How hydrotherapy relates to digestive health. How and why hydrotherapy works. How hydrotherapy affects general and specific areas of the body. 3 specific treatment protocols for enhancing digestive capacity, vitality, reducing anxiety, assisting sleep, stimulating immunity, and increasing blood flow. The Alternating Foot Bath The Arm Rinse / Arm Bath The Short Wrap Cautions and contraindications of hydrotherapy. Tips for hydrotherapy in daily life. The hydrotherapeutic healing crisis - what to expect and who is likely to experience it.   Elder naturopaths mentioned Dr Nancy Welliver Dr Cathy Rogers   Resources Father Sebastian Kneipp     Father of hydrotherapy in Germany The Short Wrap See SIBODoctor.com to download Dr Broderick’s treatment handout. Dr Kate Broderick Anam Chara Natural Health 797 Onkaparinga Valley Road Oakbank, SA, Australia 5243 Anam Chara Natural Health on Facebook  

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Part 2 - Dr Nirala Jacobi is in conversation with Dr Ginger Nash about the importance of lymphatics.

In today’s episode, Dr Nirala Jacobi is in conversation with Dr Ginger Nash about the importance of lymphatics. Dr Nash graduated from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in 1998 and has been 20 years in clinical practice doing excellent work in women’s health. She uses natural hormone balancing techniques without the use of hormone replacement. Dr Nash also uses complex homoeopathy, herbal medicine and nutrigenomics.  Dr Nash has been a professor at the University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine Clinic for six years and has taught seminars for other health care professionals throughout the US and Canada.  Dr Nash is a sought-after speaker and has recently launched an online health program for women called Feminology.   Topics discussed include The importance of the lymphatic system Lymphatic system serves as the entry point for all the dietary lipids, which are taken up by the enterocytes (epithelial cells of the intestines) and the whole mesentery - the lymphatic support system that surrounds the small intestines. There is an intricate relationship between the lymphatic system and the gut. What is Dr Nash always considering when she starts treatment with a new patient and for continued patient care? If our lymphatic system stopped flowing we would die within a few hours. Lymphatic testing as part of initial workup. Key lymphatic tissue areas to inspect. The connections between lymphatic health and hormones. Miasmatic approach - what is it? Medicines and considerations to work on drainage, normalising, and detoxifying the emunctories. Reckeweg medicines Organ system approach Terrain approach Considering miasmatic influences What medicines are suggested to start with for sensitive patients? What identifying symptoms or factors would alert the practitioner to look to the support the lymphatics in particular? Essential roles of the lymphatic system Immune system Moving immunoglobulins and white blood cells around the body Detoxification Eliminating toxins from the body Help the body to eliminate FIRST before doing more pointed detoxification protocols and medicines. People with massive reactions to detoxification and the link to an overloaded lymphatic system. Chronic digestive disorders How is the enteric nervous system connected with both the lymphatic system and immune system, and how do infections impact them all? Scars or taught sections of the body and how this impacts on lymphatic flow. The link between constipation, SIBO, the lymphatics, and reactivity. Home treatments to help move the lymph. How to consider the lymph before doing large detox treatments. Far infrared sauna and Swedish sauna protocols. The 4 Miasms explained. The importance of the fascia in controlling the whole body. Lymphatics and brain health. Insights into homoeopathy. Herbal remedies to stimulate and cleanse the lymphatics. Extracellular matrix Fluid outside of the cell - how to think of it in relation to the lymphatics and nutrient uptake into cells. Ginger Nash’s clinical pearls.   Resources Dr Ginger Nash Dr Nash's website - .com Feminology Facebook Group - co-founded with Dr Tara Naik org launching soon Practitioner training coming soon Email drgingernash@gmail.com to join the practitioner email list. Dr Ginger Nash’s article on NDNR The Lymphatic System - A Critical Factor in Female Hormone System Balance

Apple Users How to leave us a review on your iPhone or Ipad Open Apple's Podcast app. Go to the Search tab. Enter ‘The SIBO Doctor Podcast’. Tap ‘Search’ on your keypad. Tap the SIBO Doctor icon when it comes up. Tap the Reviews tab. Scroll down to ‘Ratings & Reviews’ Tap the stars to leave a rating Tap ‘Write a Review’ to leave a review’ Hit send   Android Users How to leave us a review on your device Open stitcher Go to the Search tab. Enter ‘The SIBO Doctor Podcast’. Hit search Tap the SIBO Doctor icon when it comes up. Scroll down to ‘Be the first to review this show’. Tap the stars to leave a rating Enter your review Hit ‘Post Review’   In today’s episode, Dr Jacobi is in conversation with Dr Megan Taylor about Digestive Disorders in Children. Dr Taylor practices primary care in naturopathic gastroenterology for adults and children with digestive complaints, allergies, and autoimmune disease.  She earned her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon, graduating with honours. Dr Taylor completed two years of postgraduate residency training in primary care and naturopathic gastroenterology under the mentorship of Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis and Dr Allison Siebecker.  She is also the Vice President of the GastroANP.  

  Part 2 of the conversation with Dr Paul Anderson all about biofilm and SIBO. Dr Anderson is a Naturopathic Doctor and medical director of the Advanced Medical Therapies Clinic focusing on the care of patients with cancer and chronic disease.  Former positions include Professor of Pharmacology and Clinical Medicine at Bastyr University and Chief of IV Services for Bastyr Oncology Research Centre.  Dr Anderson is a graduate of NCNM and began instructing classes at naturopathic medical schools in the early 1990s.  He continues to hold board review classes and CME courses for most of the Canadian and US ND programs and continues his educational outreach through www.consultdranderson.com. Apple Users How to leave us a review on your iPhone or Ipad Open Apple's Podcast app. Go to the Search tab. Enter ‘The SIBO Doctor Podcast’. Tap ‘Search’ on your keypad. Tap the SIBO Doctor icon when it comes up. Tap the Reviews tab. Scroll down to ‘Ratings & Reviews’ Tap the stars to leave a rating Tap ‘Write a Review’ to leave a review’ Hit send   Android Users How to leave us a review on your device Open stitcher Go to the Search tab. Enter ‘The SIBO Doctor Podcast’. Hit search Tap the SIBO Doctor icon when it comes up. Scroll down to ‘Be the first to review this show’. Tap the stars to leave a rating Enter your review Hit ‘Post Review’