Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth is one of the most common, and most misdiagnosed, causes of chronic bloating. We test for it directly instead of guessing.
Get StartedWe run a SIBO breath test to see whether bacterial overgrowth is actually driving your symptoms, then treat the overgrowth directly with a plan built to prevent recurrence, not just clear it once.
Bloating labeled as “IBS” without ever testing for SIBO is one of the most common gaps in typical gut-health care. We close that gap with direct, confirmatory testing before treatment starts.
Gets worse as the day goes on
Cramping or discomfort after meals
Frequent gas or belching
Diarrhea, constipation, or both alternating
A growing list of food triggers
Diagnosed with IBS but treatment hasn’t worked
Confirms SIBO and identifies hydrogen vs. methane type.
Antimicrobial protocol matched to your SIBO type.
Identifies what predisposed you to SIBO in the first place.
A dedicated phase built specifically to stop it coming back.
Bloating and irregular digestion get labeled IBS, treated with fiber, probiotics, or antispasmodics, with no breath test ever ordered to check for bacterial overgrowth.
We run a SIBO breath test to see whether bacterial overgrowth is actually driving your symptoms, then treat the overgrowth directly, not just manage the symptoms around it.
Testing determines exactly what’s happening and which type of SIBO you have.
Measures hydrogen and methane gas over 2-3 hours to confirm overgrowth and type.
Checks for dysbiosis, parasites, and digestive markers alongside SIBO.
Untreated SIBO often causes secondary sensitivities that resolve once treated.
Reviewing history for prior infections, surgery, or thyroid issues that predispose to SIBO.
Breath testing confirms SIBO and identifies hydrogen, methane, or both.
Antimicrobial herbs or targeted antibiotics matched to your SIBO type.
Digestive enzymes, motility support, and a food reintroduction plan.
Identify and treat what predisposed you to SIBO in the first place.
IBS is a symptom-based diagnosis, while SIBO is a confirmed cause: bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine. Research suggests a large share of IBS cases may actually be undiagnosed SIBO.
A breath test measuring hydrogen and methane gas over 2 to 3 hours after drinking a lactulose or glucose solution. It’s non-invasive and can be done from home or in-office.
It can, especially if the underlying cause such as slow motility or a prior infection isn’t addressed. Treatment includes a prevention phase specifically for this reason.
Yes. We see patients virtually across Texas and Florida, as well as in person in Cypress and Houston, TX.
We do not accept insurance. Costs and options are reviewed in detail during your discovery call.
Start with a breath test and a plan built around your actual SIBO type, not a generic gut protocol.
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