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Issue
2: March 1, 2004
Hi,
Welcome,
to the newsletter of natural remedies thatwork.
In this issue:
1. Keeping Your Mouth Clean - Update
2.How to Use Natural Remedies for Ulcers Caused
by Helicobacter Pylori
3.Next Issue - Foot Spa
Keeping Your Mouth
Clean Update
Keeping your mouth clean with a reduced bacteria is more important
than most people know. Most doctors and dentist don’t even
care about what chemicals you put into your mouth to brush your
teeth or rinse out your mouth. All they want you to do is to show
up every 6 mouths or when you need dental work so they can scrape
or pull your teeth. Then, they give you samples of products that
will not keep your mouth and teeth healthy.
In the last issue I talked about Gingivitis. I recommended a powder
to brush your teeth with. Since that time I have only been using
this powder and my teeth and mouth feel super clean. I don’t
wake up with a bad taste in my mouth or a coated tongue.
When you wake up with a coated tongue or if you develop a coated
tongue during the day, it indicates an excessive amount of bacteria
in your mouth.
Try my powder formula. You will be surprise on how good it works.
It does have a bitter after taste but you can get use to it. When
you mixed the powders add a little more anise and peppermint herb
to reduce the bitterness. You might want to leave out the cloves.
After brushing, rinse out your mouth to have a cleaner taste. If
you have gingivitis don’t rinse out your mouth.
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How to Use Natural Remedies for Ulcers
Caused by Helicobacter Pylori
One of the bacteria that live in your mouth and cause gingivitis
is the helicobacter pylori or H. pylori. This bacterium is transmitted
by kissing. You mostly likely got this when you were a youngster
and were kissed by your parents and all kinds of relatives. Everyone
has these bacteria in their body.
When, these bacteria enter your stomach and small intestine, they
wait for an opportunity to multiple. When you eat junk food, overeat,
mix foods incorrectly or have continual stress excess stomach acid
is created. This weakens the stomach lining and gives H. pylori
a chance to imbed into these weak areas and multiple.
So, how to do you use natural remedies to relieve a stomach ulcer?
There are to two proven methods to do this.
First you can use Mastic Gum.
In a recent issue of Life Enhancement Ezine, this story appeared,
“My
daughter was diagnosed with H. pylori. When her doctor insisted
on giving her antibiotics, she declined, and the doctor thought
she was foolish for doing so. Instead, my daughter went on a Bye-Lori
II regimen. After 4 weeks, she was tested again, and her H. pylori
levels had plummeted, showing a 50% decrease in the pathogen. Needless
to say, her doctor was amazed. Mariann Hardington, Ontario”
Bye-lori II is product that contains mastic gum. Pure mastic gum
capsules are available. Mastic gum, a resin, comes from the sap
of the mastic tree in the Mediterranean..
Mastic gum’s action in the stomach or intestines is to kill
the H. pyloric bacteria and to reduce and heal the ulcer inflammation.
Second you can use Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice or DLG.
DLG is a natural product made from the herb licorice root. Researchers
have found DLG just as effective in treating ulcer as using the
drugs Tagament, Zantac, Prilosec, or Prevacid.
DLG stimulates release of secretin, which protects
the lining of the stomach or intestines. In the past, antacids were
used to self-treat ulcers. Because antacids have excess sodium and
aluminum and side effects such as diarrhea, constipation, and raise
stomach acid, it is best not to use them.
DLG comes in tablets that should be chewed or dissolved in the
mouth. DGL is activated by saliva to produce chemicals that help
to regenerate cells in inflamed areas of your stomach and intestines.
Typical use for DLG is 750 to 1500
mg taken 30 minutes before meals. Use for around 7 – 15 weeks.
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Product Review
Here is a product that contains both DGL and mastic gum. I have
recommended to my clients DGL and Mastic gum with good results.
I have not used CeaseFire which contains both these natural products.
This product looks like a good product and will be my choice to
test the next time I have to deal with ulcers.
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CeaseFire™,
the chewable wafer containing DGL (licorice extract) and mastic
gum, is formulated to provide quick relief for the discomfort
caused by ulcers, heartburn and indigestion. CeaseFire™
inhibits the bacteria, H. Pylori, a primary cause of gingivitis,
periodontal disease and ulcers. For gastric and duodenal ulcers,
chew one or two wafers, three times a day between meals or
20 minutes before meals.
For heartburn and indigestion, chew one or two wafers as
needed. For mouth ulcers, periodontal disease or bad breath,
chew one wafer and swish with a mouthful of warm water for
several minutes before swallowing.
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For a pdf file on CeaseFire and studies that show how effective
mastic gum is CLICK
HERE
Next Issue - Foot Spa
Coming in the next issue is some exciting news about how to use
foot spas to accelerate your health. If you have a foot spas great,
if you don’t, then, you should after reading next months article.
Rudy S. Silva, NC
Sunnyvale, California
408 309-1152
email: rudysilva@castcom.net
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The information in this article is
not intended as medical advice, to diagnose, treat, cure and prevent
any disease. This type of medical advice should be obtained from
your doctor. The U.S. FDA has not approved these products.
Consult your doctor when using new remedies or techniques when dealing
with various illness or symptoms.
The information provided in this newsletter or in e-books or articles
written by others is not a prescription for any illness, discomfort,
or disease. It is information provided for your knowledge and not
to take the place of going to the doctor for medical treatment and
advice. Using this knowledge, you do at your own risk.
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