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Kiki (Abuja, Nigeria) on 07/14/2012
5 out of 5 stars

This is for sure a great site. Thanks a whole lot. For years I have been battling with peptic ulcer and most of the time it got the best of me in about that could last a month rendering me completely useless. The present attacked doubled me over so much I couldn't even be on my feet to make breakfast and lunch for my three year old baby. In hunger he climbed up the cabinet and brought a pack of Vitamin D and offered it to me, do some cleaning in the house while all I could do was to cry. Allopathic doctors have through different procedures confirmed my ulcer but all those stacks of prescriptions never work for me, I feel horrible without relief while taking them.

This time around I refused them and was adamantly "making a demand" from who-ever-or-whatever in charge of healing. Then I picked my mobile and a few pressing of some keys led me to this site. I took some activated charcoal and the relief was so instant and soothing I slept for Hours. I woke up like into a whole new planet: a renewed person. Then I started cayenne. That was so so miraculous! Even though much emphasis is laid on African Bird Pepper, there are HOTTER varieties. Just 4 days into my cayenne treatment and I came alive for the first time in my life. If we are truly related, I think on this site we have eventually met. Natural, clean, simple living just the way it was before! There is really a force pulling us together, introducing us to one another. Nice reuniting with you all.

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Replied By Ellen (Tx, US) on 10/30/2014

I just drank a cocktail made with V-8 juice, cayenne pepper, and turmeric. It seems to have soothed the burn quite well. I will keep doing this. I also use ACV with baking soda in apple juice or water. I took a tablespoon of raw, Manuka honey too. Not all at the same time, of course. The cayenne/turmeric cocktail provided the best and fastest symptom relief. Thank you.
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Replied By Reba (Usa) on 11/13/2014

Hello, please tell us exactly your protocol with cayenne. I know someone who needs help quick. Thank you so much.
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Replied By Judy (Sherman Oaks) on 06/28/2017

Dear Kiki in Nigeria, I read your post how cayenne really helped you. Please give the portions and details, thank you. Many people on these posts do not give the amounts of what they took or go into the protocol, but only write what they took. it would be so helpful if people were more specific, thank you.
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Replied By Charity (Faithville, Usa) on 06/28/2017

Probably the vitamin A content in cayenne pepper that heals the ulcer. Eat some grass fed butter /not low fat or another fat food with vitamin A in it ....liver is high in vitamin A
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Replied By Mama to Many (TN) on 12/22/2024

Dear Marilee,

I am afraid you won't hear back from the original poster. For an ulcer I would try a teaspoon dose of powder in water, or 4 tablets, or 4 capsules. Whatever you have.

I also have used slippery elm for an ulcer - 2-4 capsules every few hours. It is nutritive and side effects would be very rare.

~Mama to Many~

Replied By Marilee (Az) on 12/22/2024

Hello, very happy you're feeling better. I see this post was a long time ago but I have a question about the activated charcoal. Could you let me know the dose that you used?
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Replied By Mama to Many (TN) on 12/24/2024

I should clarify that in my previous post, my dosing suggestions were for activated charcoal. They were in a threat entitled, "Cayenne for Peptic Ulcer." I didn't want it to be misunderstood that those were instructions for using cayenne.

~Mama to Many~