I understand that the SC Diet's goal is to starve the Klebsiella bacteria. I am wondering if the efficacy of the diet is related to the amount of Klebsiella in a person's gut? i.e Is it only for people that have an overgrowth of Klebsiella that this diet would help?
My husband has Crohn's and we are trying to find the right diet for him. His GI-MAP stool test results did not show elevated amounts of Klebsiella. Does that mean that the SC Diet would not work for him since his Klebsiella are not out of control? Or, is it that no matter how little Klebsiella there are in the gut, they are still provoking an auto-immune mimicry response that is damaging the gut?
My husband has Crohn's and we are trying to find the right diet for him. His GI-MAP stool test results did not show elevated amounts of Klebsiella. Does that mean that the SC Diet would not work for him since his Klebsiella are not out of control? Or, is it that no matter how little Klebsiella there are in the gut, they are still provoking an auto-immune mimicry response that is damaging the gut?