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With host Dr Nirala Jacobi BHSc ND, Chief Medical Officer, SIBOTest.com

Jun 29, 2018

In this episode, Dr Nirala Jacobi is in conversation with Heidi Turner about the SIBO Histamine Bi-Phasic Diet and SIBO treatment.

Heidi is a medical nutrition therapist at the Seattle Arthritis Clinic at Northwest Hospital UW Medicine in Seattle, Washington.  She counsels those with autoimmune, inflammatory, and degenerative diseases in an effort to decrease their pain through dietary change. She specialises in food intolerances, SIBO, mast cell activation syndrome, histamine intolerance and natural food chemical sensitivities.

Topics discussed include:

  • The release of the SIBO Histamine Bi-Phasic Diet (available for free to practitioners) in July 2018.
  • Histamine intolerance and what Heidi sees in her practice.
  • Why has the Biphasic Diet for Histamine Intolerance been created?
  • The SIBO Inflammation relationship to compromised diamine oxidase (DAO) and the impact on patient histamine levels.
  • Symptoms of high histamine.
  • The issue with low FODMAP diets in relationship to histamine.
  • Histamine-containing foods versus histamine liberating foods.
  • Foods high in histamine.
  • How histamine levels increase in food.
  • Which histamine liberating foods are the most problematic?
  • How to reintroduce histamine foods and histamine liberators into the diet.
  • Patient reactivity to treatment and how to tailor.
  • Therapeutic diet timeline.
  • Where does the Biphasic Histamine Diet fit into SIBO treatment?
  • Decreasing high histamine load rather than eliminating all high histamine foods all the time.
  • Heidi’s experience in using the Biphasic Diet for Histamine Intolerance.

 

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