SIBO and GIT Physical Exam Skills with Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis

UPDATE!


New Event!
Functional Gastroenterology Practicum with Dr Steven
Sandberg-Lewis and Dr Nirala Jacobi, The SIBO Doctor


Registration Now Open
Limited to 100 Seats.
Early Bird Available.
10-11 November 2018
Tweed Heads, NSW Australia


 


Dr Nirala Jacobi is in conversation with Dr Steven
Sandberg-Lewis.  Dr Sandberg-Lewis is a highly regarded and
well known naturopathic physician. He has been a professor at the
National University of Naturopathic Medicine (NUNM) since 1985,
in Portland, Oregon.  Dr Sandberg-Lewis has a part-time
clinical practice and is the author of several Townsend Letter
award-winning articles, and of the medical textbook ‘Functional
Gastroenterology, Assessing and Addressing the Causes of
Functional Digestive Disorders’.  He has also been named one
of the Top Docs in Portland Oregon in 2014.


 


Topics discussed include:


How did Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis (Dr SSL) first learn about
SIBO?

Gastrointestinal conditions with underlying connections to
SIBO, such as Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), and Crohn’s
Disease.

EXCLUSIVE EVENT

November 7th - 8th, 2018 in Australia (Gold Coast TBA)

2 Day Functional Gastroenterology Physical Exam workshop,
in person, with Dr SSL.

thesibodoctor.com for more information

100 participants only



What else can we expect from the Functional Gastroenterology
Physical Exam workshop?

Reflex point assessment

Combination techniques

Secretion points

Bennett’s points on the cranium and abdomen

How to learn if the ileocecal valve is open or closed

Riddler’s points



Physical exam for gastroenterology - how to assess your
patients.

Visceral techniques such as manual correction of hiatal
hernias.

The prevalence of hiatal hernias in different populations and
what it can cause, e.g. reflux, anxiety, constipation issues,
diaphragmatic issues.

What is the difference between a true sliding hiatal hernia
and hiatal hernia syndrome?

What symptoms can be expected with sliding hiatal hernia, and
how does it relate to SIBO?

Who first developed this technique?

Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)

Kinesiology in relationship to Functional Gastroenterology
Physical Assessment

Quantum Reflex Analysis use in the clinical setting.

Manual corrections of the digestive tract

Ileocecal valve manoeuvre as related to SIBO.



Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and the hypotonic ileocecal valve.

Reasons for tenderness of the ileocecal valve on physical
exam.

Dr SSL’s clinical experience of ileocecal valve corrections.

Hiatal hernias and the link to arrhythmias.

Ileocecal valve tone and the relationship to adrenal
function.

Dr Jacobi’s advice for documented hiatal hernia patients

500mL of water in the morning on an empty stomach, then
do 20-30 heel drops. The weight of the water will pull the
stomach back down.



Exercises to do after the hiatal adjustment to assist
visceral compliance ongoingly.

The link between the client’s emotional body and their
physical conditions, and how to integrate this into a clinical
setting with the physical

Neurofeedback - the importance of points Fp1 and Fp2.

The link between constipation, hiatal hernia, and anxiety.

Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET) for emotional clearing.



 


Resources


Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis

Medical textbook Functional Gastroenterology, Assessing
and Addressing the Causes of Functional Digestive Disorders
by Dr Steven Sandberg-Lewis



EXCLUSIVE EVENT

November 7th - 8th, 2018 in Australia (Gold Coast TBA)

2 Day Functional Gastroenterology Physical Exam workshop,
in person, with Dr SSL.

thesibodoctor.com for more information

100 participants only



Dr Mark Pimentel

Dr Allison Siebecker

Quantum Reflex Analysis

Dr Jacobi’s advice for documented hiatal hernia patients

500mL of water in the morning on an empty stomach, then
do 20-30 heel drops. The weight of the water will pull the
stomach back down.