IBS & SIBO Support in St. Louis

We provide SIBO and IBS support in St. Louis for individuals experiencing ongoing digestive symptoms such as bloating, gas, and discomfort. These patterns are often connected to deeper imbalances that require a more comprehensive approach.

Ongoing digestive concerns are often labeled as IBS, but many patients are left without clear answers or lasting improvement. We work with patients to better understand the underlying factors contributing to these patterns and create a personalized, natural approach to supporting digestive health.

Common Symptoms of IBS & SIBO:

  • Bloating or gas, especially after eating

  • Abdominal discomfort or cramping

  • Constipation, diarrhea, or both

  • Sensitivity to certain foods

  • Heartburn or reflux (GERD)

  • Symptoms that come and go without clear cause

Looking Beyond the Diagnosis

Labels like IBS don’t always explain why these symptoms are happening. In some cases, factors such as gut imbalance, food sensitivities, or bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) may play a role.

Possible Contributing Factors

  • Imbalance in gut bacteria

  • Food sensitivities

  • Digestive dysfunction

  • Stress and nervous system patterns

  • Previous infections or antibiotic use

A More Complete Approach

We use a combination of functional testing and natural support strategies to better understand and address these patterns.

What This May Include:

Who This Approach Is Best For

This approach is best suited for individuals who:

  • Have ongoing symptoms without clear answers

  • Have been told they have IBS but want deeper insight

  • Prefer a natural, root-cause approach

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SIBO?
SIBO refers to an imbalance of bacteria in the small intestine that can contribute to digestive symptoms.

Why do IBS symptoms come and go?
Symptoms may fluctuate based on diet, stress, and underlying gut imbalances.

Can these symptoms improve naturally?
Many people see improvement when underlying factors are addressed with a personalized approach.

Start Your Personalized Care Plan

If you’re ready to better understand and address the root causes of your symptoms, we’re here to help.