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The Vagal-Gut Trifecta: Why Gastroparesis, SIBO, and Reflux Travel Together

Three GI diagnoses, three referrals, three treatment plans that fight each other. When gastroparesis, SIBO, and reflux arrive as a set, they are usually one nerve failing to keep the gut moving in the right direction.

By UltraSkool Research Team Jul 22, 2026

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Gastroparesis: The Clearest Case of Vagal Failure in Medicine

Gastroparesis is treated as a stomach disease. It is not. It is the most nameable example of vagal failure in all of medicine — a motor nerve losing its grip on the organ it is supposed to drive. That reframe changes what recovery looks like.

By UltraSkool Research Team Jul 11, 2026