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Natural treatment needed for h pylori

Posted By Wendi (Arizona, US) on 09/14/2014

Hi. So I was diagnosed with H. Pylori about 6 months ago. I'm not big on taking antibiotics, or any synthetics, so I tried my hand in some research on natural alternatives for eradication. I tried a bout of essential oils, didn't work to eradicate. Helped with symptoms, but not eradication. I drank Matula Herbal Tea for 2 months...nothing. I've cut out so many foods, and ended up having to take a round of antibiotics because I felt I had no choice, and I'm so tired of going through this hell. Well, antibiotics have not eradicated and I'm not going to do another round of antibiotics and hurt myself even more. There are sooo many different rememdies on here. Ted, I believe is the one I should be talking to, correct?

Through the research I've done, I heard that H. Pylori basically needs to be "tricked" out of hiding FIRST, and then eradicated with whatever method. I heard that the baking soda confuses them, making them think it's something beneficial to them, but its not, and this is how they come out of hiding. It disorients them, so to speak. But what remedy, FIRST AND FOREMOST, would you recommend to eradicate H. Pylori??

Replied by Carly (Usa) on 09/14/2014

Hi Wendi,

There has been research done on broccoli sprouts and H. Pylori.

I have been sprouting broccoli seeds and juicing a couple of ounces a day for me and my husband for almost a year now...and it is good stuff. Studies have been done (and are available to read on the internet) re broccoli sprouts and h. Pylori.

Good luck!

Replied by Robert Henry (Ten Mile, Tn. ) on 09/15/2014

HI U WENDI, , , , , , , , , , ,

Drink ice cold ozonated water.

======OLE ROBERT HENRY====

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