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I recommend everyone starts at 1/8th tsp of inulin. Purchase discounted Nemechek-Approved Inulin here.

The long-term use of daily inulin in children is very safe, inexpensive, and controls SIBO as long as it remains effective. Eventually, as the child ages, the inulin will likely fail, and bacterial overgrowth will return. At this point, the child will need to be transitioned to intermittent courses of rifaximin to control any symptoms that occur from bacterial overgrowth.

Propionic acid control and brain recovery are long-term processes, and each aspect of the protocol (intestinal balance, olive oil, and fish oil) have different timelines. Since we still can not completely prevent bacterial overgrowth, there will be an ongoing need to maintain the intestinal balance using either inulin or rifaximin. The deficiency of omega-3 fatty acids and excess omega-6 fatty acids are due to the unhealthy food supply. Until there are widespread improvements, regular supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil (at present) and olive oil are most likely a long-term health requirement.

‘- Inulin failure occurs when a child had successfully been using inulin for recovery and then it suddenly stops working and is no longer effective. This may be evidence as either a plateau (where recovery has stalled) or by a relapse that does not resolve in a few weeks as expected.n- Inulin intolerance is when a child cannot tolerate even micro doses of inulin without experiencing extreme anxiety or aggression. In the event of inulin intolerance, the child should be switched over to Rifaximin.