
A week or two back I did an episode on the small intestine spasm seen in 100% of endo participants in a study on endometriosis and SIBO.(1) Last week I shared about this observation on Instagram and the post went wild...


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From the best surgery to natural therapies, This EndoLife Podcast empowers you to live and thrive with endometriosis and its co-conditions through a holistic, functional medicine approach. I’m covering all the topics that often aren’t discussed in the doctor’s office, whether that’s how to eat well for endometriosis, how to treat the endo belly or just what exactly is SIBO? Come join myself (and my guests!) as we dive into anti-inflammatory nutrition, gut health, hormones, pain science, mental health, sex, energy and living life well with endo.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFrom the best surgery to natural therapies, This EndoLife Podcast empowers you to live and thrive with endometriosis and its co-conditions through a holistic, functional medicine approach. I’m covering all the topics that often aren’t discussed in the doctor’s office, whether that’s how to eat well for endometriosis, how to treat the endo belly or just what exactly is SIBO?
This EndoLife is hosted by Jessica Duffin. The show has published 414 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Motility Tests To Ask For If You Have Night Time (Or Anytime!) Abdominal Spasms" (11 October 2026, 14 minutes), "SIBO Retesting: Your Methane or Hydrogen Gas Levels Have Gone Up - Here’s Why That Might Be a Good Sign" (4 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "Gut Motility and Enteric Nervous System Dysfunction in Endo" (27 September 2026, 13 minutes).
This EndoLife publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 414 episodes.
Booking probability for This EndoLife is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. This EndoLife requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. This EndoLife's contact route on record: verified email.
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Jessica Duffin hosts This EndoLife, a health podcast with 414 episodes published.
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A week or two back I did an episode on the small intestine spasm seen in 100% of endo participants in a study on endometriosis and SIBO.(1) Last week I shared about this observation on Instagram and the post went wild...

Episode #406
When I am working with endo clients on their SIBO, I always start the discussions not by diving into the protocol options, but by setting expectations and giving some cautionary warnings. This is so important, because...

This week we’re travelling again, heading over to the Isle of Wight, and we have a lot of packing to do, so this week is a real bite sized episode, but an important one. You may remember me talking about a study showing...

Episode #404
Recently, there’s been some awful articles going around about the rise of the chronic illness community and how we’re lying about how ill we are, and that we’re encouraging others to believe they are also ill. So...

Today I want to talk about Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and the hypermobility spectrum disorders, and how they may be contributing to your endo belly, IBS and/or SIBO References 1) https://www.ehlers-danlos.com/what-is-eds/...

Please note - due to graphs and example images, this podcast might be best consumed as the original video here: https://youtu.be/lNYzhmQ1t0A This week on the podcast I am interview Rose Mackenzie, Clinical Manager...

A while back I did an episode on Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome and Dysautonomia and its connection to endometriosis. If you haven’t listened to that episode, I’ve linked it in the show notes. Today I want to...

So today marks the 400th This EndoLife episode! But it occurred to me that my first full episode on SIBO was episode 90! So for some of you, you may wonder why it’s such a big deal in my mind for people with endo. So I...

Today I want to talk briefly about the possible connection between endo, SIBO, IBS and UTIs. Now this could be a deep dive episode but I am giving you some of the top lines and the most recent research, and I’ve put a...

Episode #398
Today’s episode is a brief introduction to the mystery of the endo belly in the luteal phase, and some pointers to get you started. References 1) https://www.mdpi.com/2077-0383/12/22/7176#B44-jcm-12-07176 2 )...

If you want to learn more about the root causes of endo belly and IBS in the endo demographic, and you’re keen to understand the SIBO, MCAS, POTS and hEDS connection too, I am running a free workshop on Thursday July...

A couple of months back I did an episode on mast cells, MCAS and endometriosis - so, if you haven’t listened to that episode, it’s a short one, and I would listen to it to get you up to speed on what mast cells are and...

Episode #395
As I am still recovering from covid, today’s episode is a short bite sized episode looking at what the recent research is telling us about the endo belly and the gut microbiome of people with endo. References 1)...

Antibiotics, understandably, have a bad reputation because of how much they’ve been overused in the past few decades, and the impact that has had on our gut microbiomes and overall health, not to mention, resistance...

Antibiotics, understandably, have a bad reputation because of how much they’ve been overused in the past few decades, and the impact that has had on our gut microbiomes and overall health, not to mention, resistance...

Today I want to talk about lipopolysaccharides and their role in endo growth and pain. References 1) https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/microbiology/articles/10.3389/fmicb.2024.1363455/full 2) Bacterial contamination...

Episode #392
Today I want to talk very briefly on endo belly and IBS symptoms, and the three SIBO type gases and the specific symptoms they can cause, so that you can look for clues as to whether SIBO is behind your gut issues...

LDN stands for low dose naltrexone. It is an immune modulating drug that also regulates the body’s pain relief system. It is non-addictive and safe, but it can come with side effects, so we’ll get to that - as...

There are several reasons why SIBO and gut dysbiosis can influence endo growth, but today, I want to talk about just one of them, and that’s β-glucuronidase. References: 1)...

This week on the podcast I want to do a mini episode on improving your progesterone to oestrogen ratio in the luteal phase. And the reason being is that I track a lot of my client’s hormones with Mira, which is an at...
Recent guests on This EndoLife. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
cardiologist, Cutchins Cardiovascular Medicine
Senior NHS GP, British Menopause Society Specialist, author of Menopause and ADHD, Helen Data Design
physician specializing in hypermobility and connective tissue disorders, hypermobilitymd.com
pelvic health specialist, physiotherapist, ltiphysio.com
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