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Intestinal Parasites

52% of the Clients We Have Tested Have Either Parasites or Fungal Overgrowth in Addition to H pylori. One of the main reasons why patients – and perhaps you – do not feel better even when they successfully eradicate H pylori is that they have other invaders living in their intestines. These invaders can cause the same or similar symptoms as H pylori, which can cause a lot of confusion, especially when H pylori tests are negative. My Story – H Pylori AND his Parasite Friend! When I ran my first stool test through a wonderful laboratory in California...
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IBS

IBS: “Irritable Bowel Syndrome or Intestinal Bull Shit?” I’d like to make a fairly controversial comment at the outset, which is: “Irritable Bowel Syndrome doesn’t really exist!” In fact, I prefer to call IBS “Intestinal Bull Shit” Let me explain what I mean: Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a ‘catchall’ term that is used to describe a bunch of symptoms that can’t really be explained by the medical system. But in nearly all the cases of so-called IBS that I have helped clients with over the years, I’ve never seen one that hasn’t responded favourably to changes in diet,...
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Helicobacter Pylori’s Cousins #1: Giardia lamblia...

Have you ever had a bad restaurant experience, food poisoning incident or been troubled by traveller’s diarrhea? If so, you may have picked up a Giardia infection. Giardia lamblia is also known as Giardia duodenalis and Giardia intestinalis. It is one of the most commonly found parasites alongside H pylori. I have seen several cases where my clients assumed they had H pylori, only to discover that they actually had Giardia when we ran comprehensive stool testing to determine the root cause of their symptoms. You do not want to take any chances with Giardia. Recent research from Scandinavia...
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Helicobacter Pylori Causes Gastritis

When my Mother died, aged only 60, her autopsy revealed severe gastritis and bleeding of the stomach and small intestine. She died as a result of septicaemia – an infection developed in her psoas muscle (in the hip, upper leg and lower back), burst and became systemic. It is fairly clear to me that the infectious organisms that caused the sepsis broke into her circulation through her damaged stomach and intestine. This is a serious topic. Gastritis simply means “inflammation of the stomach”. H pylori infection is the leading – but not the only – cause of gastritis. In...
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Helicobacter Pylori Can Cause Anaemia

If you’re feeling tired, weak or just generally not yourself, you could have H pylori or Parasites because they can cause Iron-Deficiency Anaemia as well as vitamin B12 deficiency. Fatigue is not a symptom that would generally be associated with H pylori infection, but believe me, any digestive infection can leave you feeling tired. There is a wealth of research indicating a strong association between H pylori infection and the development of iron-deficiency anaemia. H pylori infection is known to influence your ability to digest food. In some folk, H pylori can create an autoimmune response against the parietal...
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Helicobacter Pylori & Psoriasis

A good friend of mine, Chris Hines, had a classic case of psoriasis. His psoriatic rash covered large areas of his face and head, as well as his upper body. Chris is a very skilled and successful personal trainer and we sat at several courses together a few years ago. Chris’s story is an important one. He overcame his psoriasis by eliminating digestive infections (including several parasites), using a rotation diet and detoxifying his body. Psoriasis is a nasty inflammatory skin disease that affects 1-3% of Caucasians and may severely compromise quality of life in folk who experience the...
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H Pylori, Parasites, Gluten & Vitamin B12 Deficiency...

Research indicates that H pylori infection can cause vitamin B12 deficiency. This may be one of the reasons why patients feel tired, depressed and anxious as a result of having chronic H pylori infection. Unfortunately, the majority of health care professionals in the medical system do not look at chronic digestive infections and gut dysfunction as a cause of such symptoms, but the cause-effect relationship is undeniable when you look at how your body works! In some people, H pylori is known to cause an autoimmune reaction against the parietal cells of the stomach. The parietal cells secrete acid...
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H Pylori Is The Number One Risk Factor For Gastric Cancer...

One of the most disturbing topics in emails we receive is this: “I’ve been to my doctor and he/she has told me that everyone has H pylori and that it’s not dangerous” The research and medical literate suggests otherwise and I’d like to propose that you should read this article in its entirety if you have H pylori or you’re a doctor or healthcare professional who treats H pylori. I’m going to use the medical literature to show you how important it is to take H pylori seriously and, in the context of cancer, and because I am not...
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