Learn how to overcome stomach ulcers safely….
And how to find a treatment that will work for you
If you’re struggling with painful stomach ulcers, you’re probably asking yourself how this happened and what you can do to fix it. We’re here to help you find answers and, more importantly, find a treatment that actually works for you.
In many cases, stomach ulcers are caused by an infection with H. pylori bacteria. This infection needs to be cleared before your ulcers can heal properly. The good news is that healing can happen naturally and more quickly once you address the root cause.
It can be tough to figure out which treatment is safe and effective, but since you’re here, you’re already taking the right steps. We’ll guide you through how to avoid treatments that might not work and how to find those that will.
While it’s natural to trust your doctor, it’s important to do your own research before starting any treatment. Not all prescriptions are guaranteed to work, and we want to help you make informed decisions.
If you suspect you have a stomach ulcer, take a look at our list of symptoms. A proper diagnosis from a health professional is essential to confirm whether you have an ulcer.
Why aren’t they telling you this?
You might wonder why doctors don’t always share all the options available. It turns out that common treatments can fail up to 70% of the time, and that can have serious consequences for your health and finances.
We’re here to support you with information that can help you recover safely and faster. The sooner you start, the better your health will be—and the less it will cost you in the long run.
The 10 Facts about Ulcers that doctors won’t be disclosing…
These are really important facts that most health professionals do not disclose to the public. It may be quite simply because they don’t have enough time during an appointment. You can draw your own conclusions on this, but for your own good health, these are important for you to know.
- H. pylori is the main cause of stomach ulcers- and it is becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotic treatments.
- Thousands of ulcer sufferers have taken more than 4 courses of the same antibiotic treatment – yet they still have H. pylori.
- Ineffective Triple or Quadruple therapies with bad side-effects are still the most commonly prescribed medication for H. pylori infections
- Doctors will never guarantee that their prescriptions will work – simply because of low success rates (around 30%)
- Around 65% of people infected with H. pylori will also test positive for Candida Albicans.
- More time can be spent on treating the negative side effects of Triple or Quadruple Therapy, than eradicating the cause of the stomach ulcer.
- Wrong tests taken after H. pylori treatment produce false results, which then result in further unnecessary treatments – at your expense.
- Drug therapies have widely published side-effects that are bad enough to cause many patients to abandon their treatment (see more below)
- The best way to effectively treat most types of stomach ulcers is to eliminate the cause (H. pylori infection).
- There are more effective and safer treatment options that doctors don’t know about and won’t offer because they believe that drugs are the only solution.
The biggest cause of conventional treatment failure…
The biggest challenge for people dealing with stomach ulcers is often the difficulty in completing their treatment. Why does this happen?
A major reason is the harsh side effects of standard treatments like Triple Therapy and Quadruple Therapy. These side effects can be tough for many to handle, which is why some people stop treatment early. If you’re curious about these side effects, they’re widely known—you can easily find more information with a quick search or by clicking here.
Some facts about Stomach Ulcers you may find alarming
- Helicobacter Pylori is the cause of up to 90% of all types of stomach ulcers – NOT spicy foods or stress
- Helicobacter Pylori transmits from person to person by kissing, and also through sexual contact.
- In poorer countries, H. pylori infects 50% of the population in childhood, and up to 90% in adult populations.
- The World Health Organization reported that H. pylori is present in 50% of all new gastric cancer cases
- Approximately 1 in every 8 people will develop duodenal ulcers or stomach ulcers in their lifetime.
- Stomach Ulcers affect more than 5 million people each year in the USA alone.
- Every year over 400,000 people around the world have ulcer-related surgery because of persistent symptoms or complications.
- Each year over 6,000 people die of ulcer-related complications in the USA alone.
- Another major cause of ulcers is the prolonged use of aspirin and other painkillers, commonly known as NSAIDs
- H. pylori is the cause of around 75% of gastric ulcers
- H. pylori infects 30% of people aged between 30 – 40 years, and 40% of people aged between 40 – 50 years, and 50% of people aged between 50 – 60 years, and so on.
Other Interesting Facts
- People of any age can suffer from ulcers.
- Women are just as prone to stomach ulcers as men are.
- Peptic ulcers will affect nearly 1 in 10 of all adults in Western countries.
- About 1 in every 20 gastric ulcers leads to stomach cancer.
- Duodenal ulcers may occur in adults of any age.
- Gastric ulcers affect mainly adults older than 40 years
- The older you get, the more prone you will become to H. pylori infection.
Here’s what you need to know: finding relief from stomach ulcers can be safe and effective!
You may have noticed that many doctors don’t share all the details about Helicobacter pylori infections, or the limitations of the treatments they typically recommend.
We hope this information helps you avoid the frustration of trying options that don’t address the root cause – Helicobacter pylori.
Many doctors aren’t familiar with natural alternatives and might even dismiss them without understanding their benefits. However, these natural remedies can often offer a safer solution compared to the harsh effects of pharmaceutical treatments.
An Ineffective treatment is worse than no treatment – see why…
We say this boldly because when H. pylori bacteria colonize and become an infection, the infection needs to be treated – it’s not going to go away without treatment! That is a fact that nobody has been able to argue against and prove wrong.
Scientific evidence has linked H. pylori infections to a number of gut issues, the most serious being gastric cancer. This does not necessarily mean that everyone who has an h. pylori infection will suffer from gastric cancer, but it is best to play it safe and get this infection treated sooner rather than later.
Choosing a treatment that may not work can be damaging in all ways. Ineffective treatments can result in you staying unwell for as long as it takes to find (and also complete) a treatment that will actually work for you. It is also important to take into account the financial costs that you can’t recover due to the absence of any guarantee.
Ineffective treatments all have 2 things in common – they have no guarantee and they keep you unwell!
We see this as an indication that either the manufacturer has no confidence in their product/s, or they do not have your health as their No. 1 priority.
The simplest way to avoid disappointment…
Make sure that the treatment you choose to take has a proven track record and is guaranteed to work! This is important for your health, and is actually quite easy to do, as we are about to show you.
Taking a little time to research treatment options is a crucial part of regaining your good health. Don’t settle for treatments that have poor success rates, bad side effects, or treatments that are not guaranteed. These are all costly risks that can result both in the deterioration of your health, as well as unnecessary expenses.
CLINICALLY PROVEN! You can now safely and easily heal stomach ulcers by removing H. pylori with just one all-natural treatment.*
If you don’t want to take a chance on accepting any treatment that has a questionable failure rate, then we strongly urge you to keep reading…. because we want you to have the real facts so you can make an educated decision about choosing a treatment that will work best for you.
Don’t become a statistic! Use all the stomach ulcer facts to avoid making a hasty decision about your treatment that could result in you having to endure weeks, or possibly months, of ongoing or unnecessary medication.
REMEMBER! The main cause of all types of stomach ulcers is an H. pylori infection
So H. pylori is the primary target in the treatment of ulcers.
NO H. pylori means NO Stomach Ulcers!
Stomach ulcers caused by h .pylori will not just go away…
…you need to treat the H. pylori infection first
Stomach ulcers will not go away without using a treatment that will remove H. pylori first. This is the widely accepted method of treatment for ulcers caused by h. pylori infection.
H. pylori infections and stomach ulcers can get worse when left untreated – and when treatments fail!
So, your best course of action is to make sure you get a treatment that is guaranteed to work the first time around.
When your health is at stake you should not be taking any chances with treatments that do not work, or that don’t at least guarantee results. Click here or on the button below to see how to easily filter out treatments that probably won’t work for you.
It’s a fact that diets and supplements will not clear H. pylori – at best they may offer temporary relief of some symptoms. The most commonly prescribed treatments have high failure rates and only work for some people – if those people are able to cope with the harsh side effects. But! If you want to get better first time around, read on!
There is a safe and effective way to get rid of stomach ulcers and H. pylori without any further risk to your health – or your finances. Simply click on one of the buttons and see how…
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*Information Disclaimer: Please note that we cannot guarantee specific results as quoted in testimonials, or in any general claims made. Results are individual and can vary from person to person. For more information on our Money-Back Guarantee please click here.
Bibliography & References
The following articles relate to Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) and its association with stomach ulcers;
- Bernstein, S. and Gleim, S. (2023). H. pylori Infection: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment.
- Marshall, B. J., & Warren, J. R. (1984). Unidentified curved bacilli in the stomach of patients with gastritis and peptic ulceration. The Lancet, 323(8390), 1311-1315.
- Gisbert, J. P., & Calvet, X. (2009). Review article: Helicobacter pylori-negative duodenal ulcer disease. Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 30(8), 791-815.
- Labenz, J., & Börsch, G. (1994). Role of Helicobacter pylori eradication in the prevention of peptic ulcer bleeding relapse. Digestive Diseases and Sciences, 39(4), 762-765.
- Peterson, W. L. (1991). Helicobacter pylori and peptic ulcer disease. New England Journal of Medicine, 324(15), 1043-1048.
- Malfertheiner, P., Chan, F. K. L., & McColl, K. E. L. (2009). Peptic ulcer disease. The Lancet, 374(9699), 1449-1461.
- Graham, D. Y., & Yamaoka, Y. (2000). Disease-specific Helicobacter pylori virulence factors: the unfulfilled promise. Helicobacter, 5(Suppl 1), S3-S9.