Re: Any experiences with H. Pylori (intestinal bacteria that causes ulcers/stomach cancer)

[Guest guest]

There should be a number of herbs of help, but cayenne comes to mind first.

Dr. has had great luck using plain old cayenne for ulcers. Of

course, this would all depend on how much you can " stand " using it. I would

also look at the angle that your individual stomach is not ideal for the

preferred microflora growth which often can crowd out H. pylori in the

normal person. Why?

doug a.

Any experiences with H. Pylori (intestinal bacteria that

causes ulcers/stomach cancer)

> Hi,

a gas.

>

> Any information is greatly appreciated! Especially info on sucess stories

> with H. Pylori.

>

> Sunita.

[Guest guest]

I have very great experience dealing with H. Pylori so contact me off the forum.

I must warn you tho, i'm not much in to emailing back & forth so you can call me

or I can gladly call you.

Thanks

Kwinkle

Any experiences with H. Pylori (intestinal bacteria that

causes ulcers/stomach cancer)

Hi,

I am trying to collect any experiences people may have in combating H.

Pylori. Doctors reccomend a triple coctail of antibiotics. The only

natural remedy that is supposed to work is mastic gum.

I've trying everything else naturally on this bug for 2 years, and only

reccently realized that it might be H. Pylori. I've been taking mastic gum

and rifing, but after a little progress, it seems to be not making much

more.

I'm ready to try the antibiotics. Apparantly it's a bug that's very

difficult to kill. HAve people had success with this?

Also-- is trapped air rising back up somewhere in the esophogus a symptom of

this? Does anyone have experience with this phenomena of trapped air rising

up after eating? It doesn't come all the way up (burbing), but just seems

to be formed and trapped in the esophogus somewhere. The doctor things this

is a bacteria (h. pylori) making a gas.

Any information is greatly appreciated! Especially info on sucess stories

with H. Pylori.

Sunita.

[Guest guest]

Sunita,

Large doses of the probiotic L¹Salivarius will do the job most of the time.

" Sunita Reddy " wrote:

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>

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I am trying to collect any experiences people may have in combating H.

> Pylori. Doctors reccomend a triple coctail of antibiotics. The only

> natural remedy that is supposed to work is mastic gum.

> I've trying everything else naturally on this bug for 2 years, and only

> reccently realized that it might be H. Pylori. I've been taking mastic gum

> and rifing, but after a little progress, it seems to be not making much

> more.

> I'm ready to try the antibiotics. Apparantly it's a bug that's very

> difficult to kill. HAve people had success with this?

>

> Also-- is trapped air rising back up somewhere in the esophogus a symptom of

> this? Does anyone have experience with this phenomena of trapped air rising

> up after eating? It doesn't come all the way up (burbing), but just seems

> to be formed and trapped in the esophogus somewhere. The doctor things this

> is a bacteria (h. pylori) making a gas.

>

> Any information is greatly appreciated! Especially info on sucess stories

> with H. Pylori.

>

> Sunita.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I had great success taking Mastic Gum and specially Zinlori. Did not have air

rising up but did have a burning heat in my stomach that would spread through my

body. I mistakenly thought it be hot flashes. I was very weak from H Pylori. My

energy and well being improved a lot after taking those 2 supplements for

several months.

Good luck.

" Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D. " wrote:

Sunita,

Large doses of the probiotic L¹Salivarius will do the job most of the time.

" Sunita Reddy " wrote:

>

>

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I am trying to collect any experiences people may have in combating H.

> Pylori. Doctors reccomend a triple coctail of antibiotics. The only

> natural remedy that is supposed to work is mastic gum.

> I've trying everything else naturally on this bug for 2 years, and only

> reccently realized that it might be H. Pylori. I've been taking mastic gum

> and rifing, but after a little progress, it seems to be not making much

> more.

> I'm ready to try the antibiotics. Apparantly it's a bug that's very

> difficult to kill. HAve people had success with this?

>

> Also-- is trapped air rising back up somewhere in the esophogus a symptom of

> this? Does anyone have experience with this phenomena of trapped air rising

> up after eating? It doesn't come all the way up (burbing), but just seems

> to be formed and trapped in the esophogus somewhere. The doctor things this

> is a bacteria (h. pylori) making a gas.

>

> Any information is greatly appreciated! Especially info on sucess stories

> with H. Pylori.

>

> Sunita.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I refused to take the antibiotics and decided to give a try to pure Aloe juice.

I had it every day it for at least three months, and H.Pylori disappeared. I had

heard Aloe juice was good for this and now I can really testify it is so.

It is very important you get rid of this bug because it may cause you a stomach

cancer.

good luck,

Margarita.

Any experiences with H. Pylori (intestinal bacteria that

causes ulcers/stomach cancer)

Hi,

I am trying to collect any experiences people may have in combating H.

Pylori. Doctors reccomend a triple coctail of antibiotics. The only

natural remedy that is supposed to work is mastic gum.

I've trying everything else naturally on this bug for 2 years, and only

reccently realized that it might be H. Pylori. I've been taking mastic gum

and rifing, but after a little progress, it seems to be not making much

more.

I'm ready to try the antibiotics. Apparantly it's a bug that's very

difficult to kill. HAve people had success with this?

Also-- is trapped air rising back up somewhere in the esophogus a symptom of

this? Does anyone have experience with this phenomena of trapped air rising

up after eating? It doesn't come all the way up (burbing), but just seems

to be formed and trapped in the esophogus somewhere. The doctor things this

is a bacteria (h. pylori) making a gas.

Any information is greatly appreciated! Especially info on sucess stories

with H. Pylori.

Sunita.

[Guest guest]

The old remedy bismuth seems to be effective.

There is also propolis.

Rowena