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H Pylori and Candida

Candida and H Pylori May Live Together, Leading to Complications in Symptoms and Treatment Success! Have you tried to eradicate H pylori only to find that your symptoms didn’t budge, or even worsened? Perhaps you also have a Candida overgrowth… Over the last half-decade, I have evaluated well over one thousand patient stool test results. The most commonly detected digestive invader is definitely H pylori and many times – I’d say more than 30% of the time, in fact – there is a concomitant Candida overgrowth in my patient’s digestive tract. This presents a problem, because the Candida can...
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How H Pylori Infection Makes You Tired & What To Do About It...

This article explores the well researched and scientifically proven ways in which H pylori infection creates seemingly unrelated symptoms such as fatigue, lethargy and listlessness that are often ignored by doctors. It then provides a summary of how to negotiate the minefield of information on overcoming such symptoms to help you restore optimal digestive and overall health. It is now firmly established that H pylori infections cause iron deficiency in both adults and children. Because iron deficiency causes many symptoms in its own right, we can only conclude that H pylori infection causes the symptoms that are generally ascribed...
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H Pylori Causes Cancerous Lesions even in Asymptomatic Patients...

The World Health Organization classifies H pylori infection as a class I carcinogen, putting it in the same band of risk for stomach cancer as cigarette smoking and asbestos for lung cancer. Moreover, the European Helicobacter Study Group has defined H pylori infection as the number one risk factor for stomach cancer, stating that early H pylori diagnosis and treatment is the best way to prevent the disease. One of the problems associated with H pylori is that it can wreak havoc on the digestive system without causing obvious symptoms. Some people do have terrible H pylori symptoms including...
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Can H pylori Infection cause Osteoporosis?

Interesting new findings… Osteoporosis is characterized by reductions in bone density, leading to fractures in vulnerable areas such as the wrists and hips, in addition to degradation of vertebrae. As such it is a serious problem. Theoretically, there are several reasons why H pylori infection could contribute to osteoporosis in some people. H pylori can cause stomach acid levels to decrease over time, leading to poor absorption of calcium and other minerals (this is shown in several studies and discussed in my book, The Hompes Method). Inflammation caused by H pylori infections can stimulate the breakdown of bone by...
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Stomach Cancer Symptoms

There are several symptoms of stomach cancer but these symptoms are also experienced when folk have other, less serious conditions such as gastritis and peptic ulcers. According to the main medical websites, early stomach cancer symptoms may include: Persistent indigestion Trapped wind Frequent belching and burping Heartburn and acid reflux-type symptoms Full feeling that quickly develops upon eating Bloating Stomach pain Lump in throat or difficulty swallowing Feeling nauseous and sick Vomiting (which may contain blood) The symptoms of peptic ulcers and H pylori infection are basically the same as those listed above. Likewise, the symptoms of other chronic...
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