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10/30/2025

Q&A: Does SIBO or SIFO (Candida/ Yeast) Cause Brain Fog? How to Treat Brain Fog?

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Key Discussions:
  1. Brain Fog and Its Causes:
    The video begins with a discussion by Dr. Siebecker on brain fog, exploring whether it is caused by Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO), Small Intestinal Fungal Overgrowth (SIFO), or a combination of both. The hosts explain that both conditions can contribute to brain fog, with SIFO potentially having a more pronounced effect.
  2. Symptomatic Relief for Brain Fog:
    The conversation shifts to potential remedies for brain fog. While there are no specific "anti-brain fog" medications, anti-inflammatories like NSAIDs, quercetin, bromelain, and fish oil are mentioned as helpful for some individuals. In addition, activated charcoal is highlighted as a top choice for absorbing metabolites that may contribute to brain fog.
  3. Personal Experiences and Recommendations:
    • Shivan Sarna shares her personal experiences with brain fog and the strategies that have helped her, such as using Advil PM and staying hydrated.
    • The importance of addressing the underlying conditions of SIBO and SIFO to alleviate brain fog is emphasized.
Takeaways:
  • Brain fog can be a complex symptom with multiple potential causes, including SIBO and SIFO.
  • While specific anti-brain fog treatments are not available, managing inflammation and addressing underlying gut health issues can provide relief.
  • Personal strategies like hydration, sleep, and certain supplements can be beneficial.
 Exclusive pricing on professional-grade supplements at Fullscript is mentioned.


Products mentioned:
- Anti-inflammatories (NSAIDS, fish oil, querceting, bromelain)
- LDN (low dose Naltrexone)
- Activated Charcoal: https://amzn.to/3S0zy7U (Amazon), https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/asiebecker (exclusive pricing at Fullscript)

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