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Join the movement to raise awareness for SIBO—an often-overlooked condition affecting millions. Our mission is to educate, support, and provide resources so those suffering can find the right treatment, take control of their gut health, and reclaim their lives.
Join the movement to raise awareness for SIBO—an often-overlooked condition affecting millions. Our mission is to educate, support, and provide resources so those suffering can find the right treatment, take control of their gut health, and reclaim their lives.
Why SIBO Awareness matters
SIBO occurs when bacteria that normally grow in other parts of the gut start multiplying in the small intestine. This imbalance can lead to chronic symptoms like bloating, gas, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and malnutrition—deeply affecting quality of life. For many, the journey to a proper diagnosis is long, frustrating, and filled with misinformation. And by far one of the biggest challenges to receiving a proper diagnosis is the lack of awareness of SIBO - both among patients and even the medical community.
SIBO Awareness Day: April 8th
April 8th marks the very first National SIBO Awareness Day, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to raising awareness, offering support, and educating the public about Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO)—a condition that affects millions, yet remains underdiagnosed and misunderstood.
SIBO Awareness is here to change that:
Our Mission
Educate: Provide accurate, accessible information about SIBO—what it is, how it’s diagnosed, and how it can be treated and managed longer term.
Empower: Equip patients and healthcare providers with the tools they need to manage and understand SIBO.
Unite: Build a supportive, informed community where no one with SIBO feels alone.
How You Can Get Involved
Share your story on social media with the hashtags #SIBOAwarenessDay #KnowSIBO
Talk to your doctor about SIBO - take our free SIBO Quiz and register your email to receive a printable download of your results and questions to ask your doctor
Donate to support SIBO research and advocacy
Coming soon: “Merch with a Mission” Help raise SIBO awareness in our branded merch and 100% of all proceeds will go to directly to funding medical research for SIBO and other gut microbiome disorders
Together, we can bring visibility, validation and hope to everyone affected by SIBO.
Why SIBO Awareness matters
SIBO occurs when bacteria that normally grow in other parts of the gut start multiplying in the small intestine. This imbalance can lead to chronic symptoms like bloating, gas, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and malnutrition—deeply affecting quality of life. For many, the journey to a proper diagnosis is long, frustrating, and filled with misinformation. And by far one of the biggest challenges to receiving a proper diagnosis is the lack of awareness of SIBO - both among patients and even the medical community.
SIBO Awareness Day: April 8th
April 8th marks the very first National SIBO Awareness Day, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to raising awareness, offering support, and educating the public about Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO)—a condition that affects millions, yet remains underdiagnosed and misunderstood.
SIBO Awareness is here to change that:
Our Mission
Educate: Provide accurate, accessible information about SIBO—what it is, how it’s diagnosed, and how it can be treated and managed longer term.
Empower: Equip patients and healthcare providers with the tools they need to manage and understand SIBO.
Unite: Build a supportive, informed community where no one with SIBO feels alone.
How You Can Get Involved
Share your story on social media with the hashtags #SIBOAwarenessDay #KnowSIBO
Talk to your doctor about SIBO - take our free SIBO Quiz and register your email to receive a printable download of your results and questions to ask your doctor
Donate to support SIBO research and advocacy
Coming soon: “Merch with a Mission” Help raise SIBO awareness in our branded merch and 100% of all proceeds will go to directly to funding medical research for SIBO and other gut microbiome disorders
Together, we can bring visibility, validation and hope to everyone affected by SIBO.