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H pylori could cause severe and debilitating symptoms, or very mild symptoms, depending on the individual who has got the bacteria and the strain of bacteria involved. Not everybody is affected similarly. Typical symptoms include general malaise, exhaustion, feeling dilemmas as well as generally recognised digestive symptoms like heartburn, reflux (GERD), bloating, nausea, vomiting and bad air.
Pylori - Doctors usually prescribe antacid medicines or laxatives for these symptoms; often they'll have the experience to perform testing for H pylori and other intestinal attacks. If H pylori is available triple treatment antibiotics are generally recommended to kill the H pylori. This type of treatment has now been shown to be only 50-70 percent effective, but.
Even when H pylori has been confirmed as having been removed, a patient's symptoms often remain. This confuses physician and patient alike. Diet is rarely considered in these circumstances, in actual fact, common ingredients which are taken on a daily basis by many people could cause just the same symptoms because the Helicobacter itself.
Food 1 - Gluten
Gluten (more properly, gliadin) is a protein molecule that's within the barley, wheat, rye and spelt. All foods which contain these grains have gluten inside them (e.g. bread, pasta, cakes, cookies, cereals, pizza). Lots of people are gluten-intolerant and within my experience gluten could be the number one problem food. Gluten causes inflammation in the little intestine, just like H pylori. In many cases, only reducing the gluten can dramatically reduce symptoms. Sometimes people cannot eliminate H pylori until they've been on a gluten-free diet for at the least 60-days.
Food 2 - Coffee
Coffee is loved by me, but unfortunately in virtually any form coffee is an nuisance to the gastrointestinal system. Lots of people report having heartburn, reflux and other digestive symptoms when they drink coffee. If H pylori bacteria are present It's better to reduce coffee consumption.
Food 3 - Soy
Soy foods have in recent times been suggested as being healthy and, sometimes, wonder foods. However these records is not even close to the truth. In fact, soy is not a wholesome food for many people. Even in Japan it's the main allergy causing food. It may have a primary impact on the gastrointestinal system and cause similar signs to H pylori (it causes me to have wind, bloating and loose stools). Significant improvements are experienced by many people when they remove soy in every kinds. Other meals, including cow's milk and vegetable oils, should also be avoided if H pylori is diagnosed. A complete set of the correct diet along with these foods and herbal project for H pylori sufferers comes in the H Pylori Diet e-book and publication.
Dave Hompes has close to a 100 percent success rate in helping his customers overcome H Pylori. The first five chapters of his book, The H Pylori Diet, may be downloaded free of charge at this link: http://www.h-pylori-symptoms.com/h-pylori-symptoms
