Re: Gastritis treatment question

[Guest guest]

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> My wife's gastritis hurts whenever she drinks the lemon. I searched

> Bee's site for " gastritis " but there was nothing there. Is there an

> effective treatment for gastritis? If it hurts really bad, she takes

> 1/4 tsp of baking soda. It is probably caused by H. Pylori or

> something, so in the long term, I'm sure the diet is effective.

>

> Should she just avoid lemons for several days, and then gradually get

> back on them, or what? I've suggested to her to start increasing her

> VCO to the full 6 T instead of maintaining at 3 T, as that might help

> kill the little buggers down there.

==>Doug, since your wife doesn't do well on lemons, she should

eliminate them for some time. She could try them again in maybe 3-4

months. Many people need to be on the diet and supplements, with

smaller amounts of coconut oil, for a long time because their immune

systems are worse, and/or because they have more stress or mental

issues.

I suggest you don't push her too hard to increase her coconut oil too

fast. Many foods in the diet are already helping kill the buggers,

including the entire cabbage and onion family of foods.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bee! She hasn't been having much die off symptoms with the VCO

at this level at all, so I was encouraging her to try 2 T with one

meal, and 1 T with the other 2 just to see what happens.

As far as the lemons, some days her gastritis doesn't hurt at all, even

with lemons. I ask her all the time how it's doing... it just seems to

flare up on occasion... especially after eating a lot of lemons or

garlic.

You're right... she does have a VERY weak immune system. What takes

most people a short period of time to get over takes her MUCH longer.

Also, she does have a problem with stress, anxiety, etc...

If she's not on lemons while we are overseas, that'll save some $$$!

Doug

>

> I suggest you don't push her too hard to increase her coconut oil too

> fast. Many foods in the diet are already helping kill the buggers,

> including the entire cabbage and onion family of foods.

>

> Bee

>

[Guest guest]

I have gastritis from helicobacter and the cabbage rejuvelac and Seacure really

help.

[ ] Gastritis treatment question

My wife's gastritis hurts whenever she drinks the lemon. I searched

Bee's site for " gastritis " but there was nothing there. Is there an

effective treatment for gastritis? If it hurts really bad, she takes

1/4 tsp of baking soda. It is probably caused by H. Pylori or

something, so in the long term, I'm sure the diet is effective.

Should she just avoid lemons for several days, and then gradually get

back on them, or what? I've suggested to her to start increasing her

VCO to the full 6 T instead of maintaining at 3 T, as that might help

kill the little buggers down there.

Doug

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

> From: Doug

>

> My wife's gastritis hurts whenever she drinks the lemon.

I also had some problems for the first few weeks tolerating the lemon drink. I

did a much

milder drink at first and gradually increased the lemon and salt. After doing

this and just

continuing drinking a milder version for a while the pain completely went away

and has

never returned.

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Where do you get the Seacure? How much do you take? I

don't think Marina is ready for the rejuvelac yet, because that is the

4th stage. She has increased her VCO without any ill effects so far.

so we'll see if she's ready for the antifungals within the next couple

of weeks.

>

> I have gastritis from helicobacter and the cabbage rejuvelac and

Seacure really help.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

I get the Seacure from I Herb. I take about 6-10 a day depending on how bad the

gastritis is. I would say start with 6 a day on an empty stomach with water

I hope it helps your wife because gastritis is horrible

[ ] Re: Gastritis treatment question

Thanks . Where do you get the Seacure? How much do you take? I

don't think Marina is ready for the rejuvelac yet, because that is the

4th stage. She has increased her VCO without any ill effects so far.

so we'll see if she's ready for the antifungals within the next couple

of weeks.

>

> I have gastritis from helicobacter and the cabbage rejuvelac and

Seacure really help.

>

>

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