Why Does SIBO Keep Coming Back After Treatment? — thesis

Recurrent SIBO is the equilibrium state of an unaddressed host substrate failure. Antimicrobials reduce overgrowth without restoring the colonocyte bioenergetic capacity that defines which microbes can dominate. A Host Capacity Model reading of the recurrence cycle, the SLC5A8 / Fe-S / CD38-NAD+-SIRT3 mechanisms behind it, and what an HCM-anchored approach actually looks like.