H pylori

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sure: menu on the left, files, disease research results folder. in it

there's a huge list of what we have reports for. It grows all the time!

Have fun.

bG

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> Yes, it was easy to make, and I am sure it will come in handy some

> day. I can't seem to find where you keep these success and failure

> stories. I know you say in the files and I've looked thru the files

> to the left of the messages. can you direct me? I would like to see

> what it does work for. Thanks

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I was trying to find a different electric device that might be

effective against h pylori. Would the croft zapper work? And is it

safe? I see where it uses a 9 volt battery, which you say is

dangerous. TIA! Agnes

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> > Yes, it was easy to make, and I am sure it will come in handy

some

> > day. I can't seem to find where you keep these success and

failure

> > stories. I know you say in the files and I've looked thru the

files

> > to the left of the messages. can you direct me? I would like to

see

> > what it does work for. Thanks

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I would use the 6V battery with the wires and take coconut oil

internally; the caprylic and other acids in this oil are known to kill

H.Pylori.

DCH

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Van:

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Aan:

Onderwerp: Re: h pylori

I was trying to find a different electric device that might be

effective against h pylori. Would the croft zapper work? And is it

safe? I see where it uses a 9 volt battery, which you say is

dangerous. TIA! Agnes

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> > Yes, it was easy to make, and I am sure it will come in handy

some

> > day. I can't seem to find where you keep these success and

failure

> > stories. I know you say in the files and I've looked thru the

files

> > to the left of the messages. can you direct me? I would like to

see

> > what it does work for. Thanks

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> > > Yes, it was easy to make, and I am sure it will come in handy

> some

> > > day. I can't seem to find where you keep these success and

> failure

> > > stories. I know you say in the files and I've looked thru the

> files

> > > to the left of the messages. can you direct me? I would like

to

> see

> > > what it does work for. Thanks

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Well ,thanks for that advice! I put together the super simple model-

battery and cloth covered wires, applied it to stomach and back, and

started getting die-off sensations! It was mild, but encouraging!

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> > > day. I can't seem to find where you keep these success and

> failure

> > > stories. I know you say in the files and I've looked thru the

> files

> > > to the left of the messages. can you direct me? I would like to

> see

> > > what it does work for. Thanks

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Hi. Take a pill cutter and chop the pills into tiny pieces and take them slowly with liquids over a short period of time. This will allow you to take them and not over do your stomach. There are also pill crushers, but chopping seems to work better. When the pieces go down in tiny chunks you don't get the awful flavor that you get with crushing/powder. Sent from Sharon L's iPhoneOn Aug 26, 2009, at 4:51 PM, chicalatina928@... wrote:

Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! !

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Sharon the instructions say not to chew or break pills Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerryFrom: Sharon Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2009 07:27:27 -0700 (PDT) < >Subject: Re: H pylori Hi. Take a pill cutter and chop the pills into tiny pieces and take them slowly with liquids over a short period of time. This will allow you to take them and not over do your stomach. There are also pill crushers, but chopping seems to work better. When the pieces go down in tiny chunks you don't get the awful flavor that you get with crushing/powder. Sent from Sharon L's iPhoneOn Aug 26, 2009, at 4:51 PM, chicalatina928 wrote: Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! ! Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry start: 0000-00-00 end: 0000-00-00

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Be careful doing that!  Some of those tablets may possibly be long acting.If Dr. Aceves told you to do it, then it's okay to do.  If you are unsure email Gaby and ask her.On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 7:27 AM, Sharon <sharonnkat@...> wrote:

 

Hi. Take a pill cutter and chop the pills into tiny pieces and take them slowly with liquids over a short period of time. This will allow you to take them and not over do your stomach. 

There are also pill crushers, but chopping seems to work better. When the pieces go down in tiny chunks you don't get the awful flavor that you get with crushing/powder. 

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Hi. Did not even think of that. Sorry. Yes. You should first ask your prescribing doctor or pharmacist first. Sent from Sharon L's iPhoneOn Aug 27, 2009, at 7:54 AM, chicalatina928@... wrote:

Sharon the instructions say not to chew or break pills Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerryFrom: Sharon Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2009 07:27:27 -0700 (PDT) < >Subject: Re: H pylori Hi. Take a pill cutter and chop the pills into tiny pieces and take them slowly with liquids over a short period of time. This will allow you to take them and not over do your stomach. There are also pill crushers, but chopping seems to work better. When the pieces go down in tiny chunks you don't get the awful flavor that you get with

crushing/powder. Sent from Sharon L's iPhoneOn Aug 26, 2009, at 4:51 PM, chicalatina928 wrote: Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! ! Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry start: 0000-00-00 end: 0000-00-00

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I have no idea what that is or what kind of antibiotics you are taking. That said, I take amoxicillin daily and I asked for the chewables. Good luck and like they said, talk to your dr about it. It is funny, I have never asked for chewable medicine so we don't tend to think of it but now (2 yrs after WLS) it is my first question when I get a prescription, can I get it in liquid or chewable and if not can I crush it. Cyrena From: "chicalatina928@..." <chicalatina928@...> Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:51:56 PMSubject: H pylori

Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! !

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To all the ones that are always there to answer questions thanks you guys! I e mailed gaby and dr said if I felt ready to take the meds it should be ok if I'm eating solids with no problems which I am soo ill start on that 14 day treatment tomorrow. I wished I would have asked for chewables or liquid!! Ill have that in mind if ever I need to take any more meds for sure! Dr did say I'd proly get diarrhea but I can't stop them until the treatment is over or it won't work. Wish me luck and pray that's all I ll need or ill have to do another treatment! Thanks everyone for good wishes.Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerryFrom: Cyrena Weeks Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:34:24 -0700 (PDT)< >Subject: Re: H pylori I have no idea what that is or what kind of antibiotics you are taking. That said, I take amoxicillin daily and I asked for the chewables. Good luck and like they said, talk to your dr about it. It is funny, I have never asked for chewable medicine so we don't tend to think of it but now (2 yrs after WLS) it is my first question when I get a prescription, can I get it in liquid or chewable and if not can I crush it. Cyrena From: "chicalatina928 " <chicalatina928 > Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:51:56 PMSubject: H pylori Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! !

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Hi,

I had a friend who said the cure was worse than the illness. So beware that this shall pass and take the meds. It is NEVER too late to ask for the liquid or chewable. Her Doctor here is the US told her that a lot of people become ill when taking the meds and she was thrilled when she had finished them--because they did make her feel ill. Do the best you can ok, and check in with us.

Suzanne

In a message dated 8/28/2009 6:19:25 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, chicalatina928@... writes:

To all the ones that are always there to answer questions thanks you guys! I e mailed gaby and dr said if I felt ready to take the meds it should be ok if I'm eating solids with no problems which I am soo ill start on that 14 day treatment tomorrow. I wished I would have asked for chewables or liquid!! Ill have that in mind if ever I need to take any more meds for sure! Dr did say I'd proly get diarrhea but I can't stop them until the treatment is over or it won't work. Wish me luck and pray that's all I ll need or ill have to do another treatment! Thanks everyone for good wishes. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

From: Cyrena Weeks Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:34:24 -0700 (PDT)< >Subject: Re: H pylori

I have no idea what that is or what kind of antibiotics you are taking. That said, I take amoxicillin daily and I asked for the chewables. Good luck and like they said, talk to your dr about it. It is funny, I have never asked for chewable medicine so we don't tend to think of it but now (2 yrs after WLS) it is my first question when I get a prescription, can I get it in liquid or chewable and if not can I crush it.

Cyrena

From: "chicalatina928 " <chicalatina928 > Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:51:56 PMSubject: H pylori

Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! !

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Yes, I was tested for it and I was negative. I have a friend who has it and even

though she took the antibiotices, it came back and she can't take the

antibiotics any more. It's a very strong strain of bacteria and sometimes you

can't get rid of it.

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> Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had

that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds

(6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it

seems scary to have that! !

> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

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anyone dealing w/doctors in Florida for fills?

H pylori

Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! !

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From: chicalatina928@... <chicalatina928@...>Subject: Re: Re: H pylori Date: Thursday, August 27, 2009, 9:42 PM

To all the ones that are always there to answer questions thanks you guys! I e mailed gaby and dr said if I felt ready to take the meds it should be ok if I'm eating solids with no problems which I am soo ill start on that 14 day treatment tomorrow. I wished I would have asked for chewables or liquid!! Ill have that in mind if ever I need to take any more meds for sure! Dr did say I'd proly get diarrhea but I can't stop them until the treatment is over or it won't work. Wish me luck and pray that's all I ll need or ill have to do another treatment! Thanks everyone for good wishes.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

From: Cyrena Weeks Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:34:24 -0700 (PDT)< >Subject: Re: H pylori

I have no idea what that is or what kind of antibiotics you are taking. That said, I take amoxicillin daily and I asked for the chewables. Good luck and like they said, talk to your dr about it. It is funny, I have never asked for chewable medicine so we don't tend to think of it but now (2 yrs after WLS) it is my first question when I get a prescription, can I get it in liquid or chewable and if not can I crush it.

Cyrena

From: "chicalatina928" <chicalatina928> @groups. comSent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:51:56 PMSubject: [Dr-Aceves-bandster s] H pylori

Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! !

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Hi everyone,

Someone posted about having the H. pylori bacteria, just a thought but if you are into alternative medicine you can take probiotis to help clear up the infection. Probiotics are in a pill and liquid form and can be found at your local health store. I take Probiotics daily because of the benefits of digestive health and as a defense against candida (yeast overgrowth) that almost everyone has. The information posted below is from medicinenet.com.

Uses for health purposesThere are several reasons that people are interested in probiotics for health purposes. First, the world is full of microorganisms (including bacteria), and so are people's bodies—in and on the skin, in the gut, and in other orifices. Friendly bacteria are vital to proper development of the immune system, to protection against microorganisms that could cause disease, and to the digestion and absorption of food and nutrients. Each person's mix of bacteria varies. Interactions between a person and the microorganisms in his body, and among the microorganisms themselves, can be crucial to the person's health and well-being. This bacterial "balancing act" can be thrown off in two major ways: 1. By antibiotics, when they kill friendly bacteria in the gut along with unfriendly bacteria. Some people use probiotics to try to offset side effects from antibiotics like gas, cramping, or diarrhea. Similarly, some use

them to ease symptoms of lactose intolerance—a condition in which the gut lacks the enzyme needed to digest significant amounts of the major sugar in milk, and which also causes gastrointestinal symptoms.2. "Unfriendly" microorganisms such as disease-causing bacteria, yeasts, fungi, and parasites can also upset the balance. Researchers are exploring whether probiotics could halt these unfriendly agents in the first place and/or suppress their growth and activity in conditions like:Infectious diarrheaIrritable bowel syndromeInflammatory bowel disease (e.g., ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease)Infection with Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori), a bacterium that causes most ulcers and many types of chronic stomach inflammationTooth decay and periodontal diseaseVaginal infectionsStomach and respiratory infections that children acquire in daycareSkin

infectionsAnother part of the interest in probiotics stems from the fact there are cells in the digestive tract connected with the immune system. One theory is that if you alter the microorganisms in a person's intestinal tract (as by introducing probiotic bacteria), you can affect the immune system's defenses.

From: chicalatina928 <chicalatina928>Subject: Re: Re: [Dr-Aceves-bandster s] H pylori @groups. comDate: Thursday, August 27, 2009, 9:42 PMTo all the ones that are always there to answer questions thanks you guys! I e mailed gaby and dr said if I felt ready to take the meds it should be ok if I'm eating solids with no problems which I am soo ill start on that 14 day treatment tomorrow. I wished I would have asked for

chewables or liquid!! Ill have that in mind if ever I need to take any more meds for sure! Dr did say I'd proly get diarrhea but I can't stop them until the treatment is over or it won't work. Wish me luck and pray that's all I ll need or ill have to do another treatment! Thanks everyone for good wishes. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerryFrom: Cyrena Weeks Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:34:24 -0700 (PDT)< @groups. com>Subject: Re: [Dr-Aceves-bandster s] H pylori I have no idea what that is or what kind of antibiotics you are taking. That said, I take amoxicillin daily and I asked for the chewables. Good luck and like they said, talk to your dr about it. It is funny, I have never asked for chewable medicine so we don't tend to think of it but now (2 yrs after WLS) it is my first question when I get a prescription, can I get it in liquid

or chewable and if not can I crush it. Cyrena From: "chicalatina928" <chicalatina928> @groups. comSent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:51:56 PMSubject: [Dr-Aceves-bandster s] H pylori Did anyone get tested for this before surgery? After surgery I was told I had that now I have to start antibiotics I don't know if its safe to take the meds (6) big pills a day!! I don't know if my stomach can take this right now but it seems scary to have that! !

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Hello

You must get asked this often, what is used to rid H Pylori

I tried everything and still get large gas after meals - 4 years now

Am sure have an ulcer, maybe duodenum

I tried manuka honey for 3 months but am having a reaction, nails are getting

bad, I know from my body this means quit..........

Is the coconut oil all I need to rid virals, microplasmas etc -- I need to work

on this also......

I am on all other of Bees products except HCL - this gives me a headach and very

tight neck after a few days....

ThankYou

Steve Ballans