Institute of Nutritional Endocrinology (INE): Digestion Assessment: Small Intestine – Video

Digestion Assessment
Part 2: Small Intestine

 

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1. One of the most accurate tests for SIBO:
2. Which of the following is a symptom of candidiasis?
3. Intestinal permeability involves two key transport mechanisms:
4. A client has mutliple food allergies, sensitivities or intolerance. One of the first things to assess and address should be:
5. Overgrown flora in the small intestine does NOT:
6. When interpreting the blood intestinal permeability lab test the occulin/zonulin ratio is indicative of:
7. When interpreting the urine intestinal permeability test, an elevated lactulose/mannitol ratio indicates leaky gut.

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