Description
“Constipation: What to Do When Nothing Else Works” features Michael Ruscio (DC) and Satish Rao (MD) exploring why some cases of constipation don’t respond to typical remedies. They discuss issues like sluggish motility, nervous system signals, and pelvic floor problems that can interfere with progress. The episode also discusses useful tests and supportive options beyond the usual fiber or hydration advice. It shares overlooked insights for those who’ve tried everything and need a new path forward.
Constipation: What to Do When Nothing Else Works
Guest
Satish Rao
Category
Digestive Health
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About The Host
Michael Ruscio (DC) is a doctor of chiropractic medicine, clinical researcher, and the voice behind Dr. Ruscio Radio. Known for simplifying complex gut issues, he helps people resolve bloating, IBS, thyroid imbalances, and fatigue. His clinic blends functional medicine with rigorous testing. In his book "Healthy Gut, Healthy You," he outlines a proven plan to optimize gut health and reclaim energy naturally.
Michael Ruscio (DC) is a doctor of chiropractic medicine, clinical researcher, and the voice behind Dr. Ruscio Radio. Known for simplifying complex gut issues, he helps people resolve bloating, IBS, thyroid imbalances, and fatigue. His clinic blends functional medicine with rigorous testing. In his book "Healthy Gut, Healthy You," he outlines a proven plan to optimize gut health and reclaim energy naturally.
About The Guest
Satish Rao (MD, PhD) is a gastroenterologist and professor at the Medical College of Georgia, specializing in motility disorders and gut-brain interactions. He is internationally recognized for advancing non-drug therapies for chronic constipation, IBS, and pelvic floor dysfunction. A leader in neurogastroenterology, he is co-author of "Handbook of Gastrointestinal Motility and Functional Disorders" and has pioneered clinical tools that support digestive health through personalized, evidence-based care.
Satish Rao (MD, PhD) is a gastroenterologist and professor at the Medical College of Georgia, specializing in motility disorders and gut-brain interactions. He is internationally recognized for advancing non-drug therapies for chronic constipation, IBS, and pelvic floor dysfunction. A leader in neurogastroenterology, he is co-author of "Handbook of Gastrointestinal Motility and Functional Disorders" and has pioneered clinical tools that support digestive health through personalized, evidence-based care.
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