RE: Re: Remedy for acidity

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I come from a fasting school of thought to regain proper homeostasis through

abstinence, rest, & self healing. So in that regard there is no such thing as a

cure, a treatment, etc. Still I find pH an interesting marker. Remember

reading that citrus, an acid fruit ironically becomes wonderfully alkaline when

it is metabolized in the system. Also take mouth ulcers for example, commonly

known as canker sores, acid irratation a sensation on the canker is actually

more benificial than harmful? Something about the astringent quality it has on

the canker, etc. Was reading a new book called, Alcohol Can Be a Gas, by

Blume, & found his ph scale interesting. Excess acid will burn holes in things

like battery acid & so will excess alkalinity that is more like draino. Litmus

paper strips are the easiest way to keep track of pH that I am aware. pH around

7 is the safe bet.

Just, Jim

haecklers <haecklers@...> wrote:

Pain with an empty stomach sounds more like an ulcer. I've read

they're caused by h. pylori, in which case s. boulardii would be a good

treatment, works well according to the Brits. It's a natural yeast.

Many health folks have said that over acidity is almost never the

problem, in many cases it's under acidity and using some vinegar or

something acid with food will help but in the case of an ulcer I think

that would be painful.

>

> Hi,

>

> My sister suffers from acidity. She's looking for a natural and safe

> remedy. Basically she cannot stay on an empty stomach for long and she

> feels a little burning in the stomach.

>

> Any herbs or any other natural remedy will definitely help her cause

> for temporary relief.

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Suman.

>

Well done is better than well said..., Jim Igo

[Guest guest]

I suggest clay. It coats the stomach and neutralizes the acid.

Kathy

Re: Remedy for acidity

>

> Hi,

>

> My sister suffers from acidity. She's looking for a natural and safe

> remedy. Basically she cannot stay on an empty stomach for long and she

> feels a little burning in the stomach.

>

> Any herbs or any other natural remedy will definitely help her cause

> for temporary relief.

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Suman.