SIBO and Structural Integration with Dr Jason Wysocki | Ep. 72

If you’re struggling to treat your SIBO, it’s possible that
structural integration treatment may be the missing piece that
you have been looking for. This week Rebecca is joined by Dr
Jason Wysocki to discuss structural integration, what it is and
how it works. Dr Wysocki explains how the hands on approach of
structural integration can help to improve digestive processes,
alleviate discomfort and increase mobility.





What structural integration is and how it works


Why considering structural integration treatment does not need
to wait until your SIBO has become chronic


Looking at what is going on internally and why it’s an
important piece of the SIBO jigsaw puzzle for some patients


When structural integration is a good treatment option


Why feeling better is the #1 goal and the breath test isn’t
always the be all and end all to understanding your SIBO


How Dr Wysocki uses 10 sessions of structural integration to
facilitate patients own movement


Why creating balance in the body is key to physical recovery


How it’s possible for the body to remember an emotional
incident and create physical stress


Why finding a practitioner that you feel very comfortable with
is particularly important with this treatment option


How the mind, body, spirit connection is an important part of
treatment for some patients


The new winds of change in medicine, holistic and whole body
thinking


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