Re: Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach

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For problems with stomach take DGL Chewable, one tablet 20 minutes before

you eat and Mastic Gum one capusle in the morning and one before going to

bed, the combination really works......although i have removed my

gallbladder but ulcers in my stomach are still bothering me and since i

started using this combination, i am feeling very comfortable.....You can

find Mastic Gum and DGL at www.vitacost.com at a very reasonable price as

compare to other stores and online. Good Luck!

On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 6:23 AM, feb4512 <joanlee0107@...> wrote:

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>

> Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach?

> I had some treatment for damage to my stomach caused by (as the doctors

> told me) overuse of Ibuprofren but I think it was damaged by Hpylori Both of

> these were treated successfully but att he same time i was also diagnosed

> with gallstones and infected gallbladder and advised removal this is 10

> months ago but i said no i will try to treat it my self by diet and

> following this group.

> I use ACV a lot recently and especially after my bad attack on holiday

> I dont seem to have got back to normal although i am now back from hols and

> had 1st good night sleep but i still wake up in pain this morniing and am

> worried i might cause harm to my stomach from the ACV?

> For some reason I am exceptionally emotionally and am worried I may end up

> having the surgery especially afer my friend just told me she had it while i

> was away on holiday.

> Can someone give me a link for the best foods to eat please as I am

> starting a new job on monday and dont want to be off sick when i just

> started.

> I am in the uk and have trouble finding beta foods and epsom salts?Also

> where can I buy chandra piedra i read about?

> Thank you so much

>

>

> Are you sure you want to send this message?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

No way would ACV harm your stomach. While mildly acidic it is extremely dilute

in comparison to your own production of HCL. Damage from ibuprofen is a real

possibility. One recent study with Tylenol showed liver damage in as little as

2 days at the label dosage... All of the NSAIDs are very hard on the entire

digestive mucosa. Epsom salts is magnesium sulfate. Can't imagine even in the

UK that it would not be available at a pharmacy minimum but most likely like

here in the US at any grocery store in the home remedy section. Chancha peidra

is also known as bhumy amalaki (scientific name phyllanthus nururi) in Ayurveda

and will be available at any East Indian herb or spice store most likely. I

believe the professional group for herbalists there in the UK is NIMH (National

Institute of Medical Herbalists, or something like that), they would be a good

source of info on availability. As to diet, try the archives here. Should be

tons of information. Taking an herb like wild cherry bark, apricot pit,

Jamaican dogwood, cramp bark, etc. should help keep the gallbladder from going

into spasm. These will do nothing for bloating, nausea, gas, and the like but

will ward off the gut locking pain as you heal yourself. And of course

magnesium in smaller quantities than the flush will also help to keep muscle out

of spasm. Good luck, -D

Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach

Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach?

I had some treatment for damage to my stomach caused by (as the doctors told

me) overuse of Ibuprofren but I think it was damaged by Hpylori Both of these

were treated successfully but att he same time i was also diagnosed with

gallstones and infected gallbladder and advised removal this is 10 months ago

but i said no i will try to treat it my self by diet and following this group.

I use ACV a lot recently and especially after my bad attack on holiday

I dont seem to have got back to normal although i am now back from hols and

had 1st good night sleep but i still wake up in pain this morniing and am

worried i might cause harm to my stomach from the ACV?

For some reason I am exceptionally emotionally and am worried I may end up

having the surgery especially afer my friend just told me she had it while i was

away on holiday.

Can someone give me a link for the best foods to eat please as I am starting a

new job on monday and dont want to be off sick when i just started.

I am in the uk and have trouble finding beta foods and epsom salts?Also where

can I buy chandra piedra i read about?

Thank you so much

Are you sure you want to send this message?

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Munawar, Just curious as to how you feeling since your surgery now?

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On

Behalf Of Munawar Malik

Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 6:59 AM

gallstones

Subject: Re: Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach

For problems with stomach take DGL Chewable, one tablet 20 minutes before

you eat and Mastic Gum one capusle in the morning and one before going to

bed, the combination really works......although i have removed my

gallbladder but ulcers in my stomach are still bothering me and since i

started using this combination, i am feeling very comfortable.....You can

find Mastic Gum and DGL at www.vitacost.com at a very reasonable price as

compare to other stores and online. Good Luck!

On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 6:23 AM, feb4512 <joanlee0107@...

<mailto:joanlee0107%40aol.com> > wrote:

>

>

> Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach?

> I had some treatment for damage to my stomach caused by (as the doctors

> told me) overuse of Ibuprofren but I think it was damaged by Hpylori Both

of

> these were treated successfully but att he same time i was also diagnosed

> with gallstones and infected gallbladder and advised removal this is 10

> months ago but i said no i will try to treat it my self by diet and

> following this group.

> I use ACV a lot recently and especially after my bad attack on holiday

> I dont seem to have got back to normal although i am now back from hols

and

> had 1st good night sleep but i still wake up in pain this morniing and am

> worried i might cause harm to my stomach from the ACV?

> For some reason I am exceptionally emotionally and am worried I may end up

> having the surgery especially afer my friend just told me she had it while

i

> was away on holiday.

> Can someone give me a link for the best foods to eat please as I am

> starting a new job on monday and dont want to be off sick when i just

> started.

> I am in the uk and have trouble finding beta foods and epsom salts?Also

> where can I buy chandra piedra i read about?

> Thank you so much

>

>

> Are you sure you want to send this message?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for asking, i am doing okay, no more painful attacks......however, i

had 3 ulcers in my stomach with gastritis which is giving me a bit of

trouble.....fortunately, digestion is not an issue for me and i did not get

diareeha as well......i am struggling with my ulcers now.....my family

physician put me on acid-reducers however i am using natural treatement. I

take DGL one tablet before every meal and one capsule of Mastic Gum in the

morning one before going to be. Which is very helpful. Especillay, i feel

a verrrrrrry deep sleep ever since i started taking mastic gum before going

to bed, i dont know but it really gives me a very relaxing deep sleep. I

could not find any scietific evidince of mastic gum on sleep but it does, i

dont know the reason why.

I have done an ultrasound and liver function test twice after the surgery

and my blood test are all normal so is the ultrasound report. Someone is

now advising me to include bile salts as a daily supplement for digestion

but i shall check with my doctor first.

One of my surgery wounds is a bit painful, still after a month or so. So i

am going to discuss this with my surgeon as well. Other than that i am

doing okay, atleast i dont have to go to emergency every other day which is

the biggest relief. Just for the information purpose i writing what are

the natural stuff i am taking these days.

DGL

Mastic Gum

UDO's Oil 369

Flaxseed in a glass of water every morning

and to get the swaet out of body i eat green chilli with each meal, i remove

the seeds to reduce the intensity of spicy taste and it brings out the sweat

from each pore of my body and i feel very realx. Caynee paper ofr green

chili is good for circulation.

I eat garlic pickle as well and try to eat more vegetables. In terms of

meat i avoid beef and eat goat meat. Dairy products i completely avoid

b.coz of gastritis because it dairy gives you lots of gas.

Thats it and wish me luck, any suggestions will be highly apprecaited.

Munawar

On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 10:23 AM, Warnock <

.Warnock@...> wrote:

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> Munawar, Just curious as to how you feeling since your surgery now?

>

>

>

> From: gallstones <gallstones%40> [mailto:

> gallstones <gallstones%40>] On

> Behalf Of Munawar Malik

> Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 6:59 AM

> gallstones <gallstones%40>

> Subject: Re: Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach

>

> For problems with stomach take DGL Chewable, one tablet 20 minutes before

> you eat and Mastic Gum one capusle in the morning and one before going to

> bed, the combination really works......although i have removed my

> gallbladder but ulcers in my stomach are still bothering me and since i

> started using this combination, i am feeling very comfortable.....You can

> find Mastic Gum and DGL at www.vitacost.com at a very reasonable price as

> compare to other stores and online. Good Luck!

>

>

> On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 6:23 AM, feb4512

<joanlee0107@...<joanlee0107%40aol.com>

> <mailto:joanlee0107%40aol.com <joanlee0107%2540aol.com>> > wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach?

> > I had some treatment for damage to my stomach caused by (as the doctors

> > told me) overuse of Ibuprofren but I think it was damaged by Hpylori Both

> of

> > these were treated successfully but att he same time i was also diagnosed

> > with gallstones and infected gallbladder and advised removal this is 10

> > months ago but i said no i will try to treat it my self by diet and

> > following this group.

> > I use ACV a lot recently and especially after my bad attack on holiday

> > I dont seem to have got back to normal although i am now back from hols

> and

> > had 1st good night sleep but i still wake up in pain this morniing and am

> > worried i might cause harm to my stomach from the ACV?

> > For some reason I am exceptionally emotionally and am worried I may end

> up

> > having the surgery especially afer my friend just told me she had it

> while

> i

> > was away on holiday.

> > Can someone give me a link for the best foods to eat please as I am

> > starting a new job on monday and dont want to be off sick when i just

> > started.

> > I am in the uk and have trouble finding beta foods and epsom salts?Also

> > where can I buy chandra piedra i read about?

> > Thank you so much

> >

> >

> > Are you sure you want to send this message?

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

no

From: feb4512 <joanlee0107@...>

Subject: Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach

gallstones

Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2009, 3:23 AM

Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach?

I had some treatment for damage to my stomach caused by (as the doctors told me)

overuse of Ibuprofren but I think it was damaged by Hpylori Both of these were

treated successfully but att he same time i was also diagnosed with gallstones

and infected gallbladder and advised removal this is 10 months ago but i said no

i will try to treat it my self by diet and following this group.

I use ACV a lot recently and especially after my bad attack on holiday

I dont seem to have got back to normal although i am now back from hols and had

1st good night sleep but i still wake up in pain this morniing and am worried i

might cause harm to my stomach from the ACV?

For some reason I am exceptionally emotionally and am worried I may end up

having the surgery especially afer my friend just told me she had it while i was

away on holiday.

Can someone give me a link for the best foods to eat please as I am starting a

new job on monday and dont want to be off sick when i just started.

I am in the uk and have trouble finding beta foods and epsom salts?Also where

can I buy chandra piedra i read about?

Thank you so much

Are you sure you want to send this message?

[Guest guest]

I am sure not an expert on the subject, but here is my understanding:

Most of the time taking acid-reducers is the wrong thing to do. It may give you

temporary relief, but can make the problem worse.

The problem for many people is not that there is too much acid in the stomach,

but that it stays there too long. There is a valve between the stomach and the

small intestine that opens when the ph gets down to a certain level. If the ph

is not reached, the valve does not open causing the stomach contents including

the acid to stay too long. Why does this happen? Improper food combining is a

major culprit. For example, do you eat protein and carbs at the same meal? A

lack of stomach acid, particulary as you age, can cause this as well. Some

people take HCL for this.

Hope this helps...

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> > >

> > >

> > > Is it possible for ACV to harm your stomach?

> > > I had some treatment for damage to my stomach caused by (as the doctors

> > > told me) overuse of Ibuprofren but I think it was damaged by Hpylori Both

> > of

> > > these were treated successfully but att he same time i was also diagnosed

> > > with gallstones and infected gallbladder and advised removal this is 10

> > > months ago but i said no i will try to treat it my self by diet and

> > > following this group.

> > > I use ACV a lot recently and especially after my bad attack on holiday

> > > I dont seem to have got back to normal although i am now back from hols

> > and

> > > had 1st good night sleep but i still wake up in pain this morniing and am

> > > worried i might cause harm to my stomach from the ACV?

> > > For some reason I am exceptionally emotionally and am worried I may end

> > up

> > > having the surgery especially afer my friend just told me she had it

> > while

> > i

> > > was away on holiday.

> > > Can someone give me a link for the best foods to eat please as I am

> > > starting a new job on monday and dont want to be off sick when i just

> > > started.

> > > I am in the uk and have trouble finding beta foods and epsom salts?Also

> > > where can I buy chandra piedra i read about?

> > > Thank you so much

> > >

> > >

> > > Are you sure you want to send this message?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >