Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) remains a topic of interest for practitioners from multiple disciplines due to the high prevalence rate and the growing acknowledgement of its link to numerous other health conditions. The approaches to SIBO are multiple, including diet, supplementation and lifestyle. Yet, the data shows that with even the best efforts, nearly half of those treated relapse within nine months. What are we missing? The knowledge to answer this question exists. Join Dr. Arland Hill as he addresses how to create a patient plan to effectively diagnose and manage SIBO, while also providing you with the necessary action steps in the post-SIBO phase of care. Dr. Hill will share valuable and insightful information that is not merely theoretical, but also clinically validated.

Program Objectives:

Understand SIBO at not only a microbial level, but also a physiological level.
Discover the most effective diagnostic tools for identifying SIBO, and if/when lab tests may be appropriate.
Develop an intervention process for SIBO with 3 viable approaches, rather than relying on the traditional, mainstream method.
Feel more confident when working with SIBO after only a few short minutes of patient interaction.
Understand the roles of conventional pharmacologic, generic and highly individualized regimens.

Arland Hill, DC, MPH, DACBN

Dr. Arland Hill is the clinical director of Genesis Wellness. He is a Board Certified diplomate of the American Clinical Board of Nutrition. Since 2003, he has been helping patients overcome chronic disease with a focus on the use of food and science-based natural therapies. In addition, Dr. Hill serves as the Director of Clinical Education for Biotics Research, a role that offers a platform to share clinical insights with other practitioners while also being able to keep a pulse on the healthcare landscape. Through his work, Dr. Hill developed an approach to patient care and teaching that cuts through the minutia while also sticking to a model of validated facts to guide decision-making.

Dinner is included.

All attendees receive a $50 dollar product credit.

Halting the Cycle of Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth