Dyspepsia is my favorite syndrome. Although not all therapists know its name, I'm sure you've treated many people who suffer from it.

I used to know that belching (meaning burping, as opposed to hiccups, which are something completely different) is caused by swallowing air, and then a patient came to me complaining of belching....

I am asked if there is a difference between treating Crohn's and treating ulcerative colitis. In terms of symptoms, Crohn's and colitis are similar to each other, but from my experience, both diseases

I want to write a few words about SIBO here because it is a diagnosis that is becoming increasingly common in the gastroenterology world and there are quite a few patients who come for treatment with it.

I want to share a patient case that, in my opinion, highlights something important that is sometimes missed in our treatments.

The humid weather that is currently prevailing is causing all patients who already suffer from moisture in the digestive system (a feeling of incomplete emptying, mucus-filled stools, heaviness in the stomach and all the rest...

I'll bring up a somewhat controversial topic... I feel like sometimes we are actually our patients' bridge to Western medicine. Yesterday a patient came to me with colitis...

I want to write here about a study that is not only related to gastroenteritis (although it is also), but I think it is important for people to know about this study because its results are truly amazing.

Post-infectious IBS is a disruption of the digestive system caused by a stomach virus, bacteria or infection (spoiled food) spoiled/exposed to a stomach virus or

In my opinion, at least in the field of gastroenterology, it is enough to see a patient once a week (except in serious cases). On the other hand, it is important from my experience...

I think it's important that we also get to know professions that are similar to ours and know in which cases they can provide a better solution than ours.

First of all, what is functional heartburn? Functional heartburn is heartburn that occurs without a clear cause (without acid rising into the esophagus as in normal heartburn).

A diet that is worth getting to know when treating sensitive bowels (the syndrome previously called irritable bowel syndrome) is the PODMAP diet.

In the spirit of Purim, I want to talk about two digestive system disorders that "disguise" each other - gastroparesis and dyspepsia.

I want to share a tip about taking herbs that helps me a lot in treating digestive problems.

I would like to share an herbal formula I learned from Dr. Liang, Director of the Gastro Department in Chengdu.

People with digestive problems - stomach pain, gas, bloating, diarrhea, and more - usually find it difficult to digest legumes (lentils, chickpeas, beans). The dietary guidelines are usually to avoid legumes, but I see that in most cases it is possible to eat legumes in a certain amount. It depends on which legume and how it is prepared for easier digestion. So first of all, you should know that orange lentils are the easiest legume to digest and there is no need to soak th

First of all, it is important to mention that the fact that the patient has gastritis/Crohn's/colitis/reflux does not mean that he has a fever in his body.

I want to write a few words about buckwheat. And before you run away because you don't like buckwheat (which is completely understandable), I want to say that there are ways to change the taste of buckwheat and I think it's worth giving it a chance - because according to Chinese medicine, it balances the digestive system. So what does it mean to balance the digestive system? According to Chinese medicine, our organs can be in a state of balance/deficiency/excess. A state of

Lately, many people have been contacting me with a request for heartburn treatment. I am including here some useful recommendations for relieving heartburn through acupuncture.