Posted by
Dave Hompes on Dec 9, 2012 in
Treatment |
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Are you looking for natural, alternative “treatment” options because antibiotics have not worked for you?
Are you simply not interested in taking antibiotics?
We firmly believe in freedom of choice and we feel that patients are not given enough choice in the treatments they are offered in most medical settings. We work hard to offer these choices in an honest and ethical way so that you can choose the right option for yourself.
We are certainly not against the use of antibiotics because they work wonderfully well for some people. But medical research clearly shows that they are very “hit and miss” and, of course, they can actually cause other problems, including allergic responses and many unpleasant side-effects.
It’s also well-recognised that antibiotic use can lead to the overgrowth of yeast and fungal organisms like Candida, which can perpetuate your symptoms.
Finally, the use of antacid medications is well known to increase the risk of picking up other unwanted invaders – some potentially serious ones such as C difficile and E coli – as well as contributing to significant nutritional deficiencies.
On this website we’ve strived to offer a range of different alternative options to help you put an end to your symptoms:
- Read The H Pylori Diet book to learn how to eat an anti-inflammatory diet, which is often enough to vastly reduce stomach pain, wind, bloating and gas.
- Use the Quick Fix Protocols and duplicate the exact methods we used to heal our digestive systems by removing unwanted bacteria, parasites and yeast and repairing your delicate stomach and intestinal lining. These protocols work best when used alongside the dietary recommendations in the H Pylori Diet book and also in our special accompanying Recipe and Cookbook, which has been written to ensure that you are able to make all the diet change you need in a convenient and stress-free way!
- Run a GI Effects Stool Test to double check that you have achieved your goals and ensure that you do not have parasites, Candida overgrowth and other “bad bugs” that may be causing your symptoms.
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I was diagnosed with ulcerative proctitis 5 years ago, I am 53, my symptoms have now settled down but I still have digestive issues e.g. heart burn, constipation, joint stiffness (which is getting worse) my is falling out, high cholesterol. low ferritin, put on two stone can you help? Angela
Hi there, Angela
The first thing I will say is that your symptoms are all linked together. Your digestive system affects all the other areas of your body, so when it is damaged it can lead to many symptoms in other body systems.
Inflammatory bowel conditions like colitis and proctitis require careful management and it is very difficult to explain how we go about doing this by email.
We’d look to teach you how to eat an anti-inflammatory diet, such as the one in my book, The H Pylori Diet; we’d want to find out whether you have chronic digestive infections such as H. pylori, parasites and Candida; we’d seek to optimise your digestive function and then rebuild your nutrient status and hormone balance.
This would take time – you would be looking at a 6-12 month process as it can’t be done overnight.
If you want a logical and inexpensive starting point, reading my H. Pylori Diet book will be helpful.
Alternatively, feel free to book a consultation so we can go into more detail with you.
Best wishes,
Dave Hompes.
Hae,I hav diagnosed with hpyroli for 10yrs ago.. I hav been thru medication using hpyroli kit n it’s as if it’s nt working for mi.. Kindly help am giving up..
Please I need help to eradicate my h pylori , triple therapy making it worse .
And I have difficulty to swallow after eating even I quit all sugar and gluten in my eat fish and brown rice .
Hi there,
I recommend you read my book and follow the program in it. You can learn more about it here:
https://www.h-pylori-symptoms.com/nav/h-pylori-diet-ebook/
Best,
Dave.