Easy Ulcer & H. pylori diet

The no fuss, no stress ulcer & h. pylori diet that’s easy to follow

This diet will help in calming ulcer pain and h. pylori symptoms

This easy ulcer diet includes a couple of minor adjustments to your lifestyle, as well as some small but sensible changes in your eating habits. This easy ulcer diet is more of a guide to help you to identify the foods that are good, or bad, for controlling ulcer pain – it is that simple.

Are diets effective in curing ulcers caused by h. pylori?

Following a diet plan may help relieve the symptoms of ulcers, but will not be effective in removing an H. pylori infection (which is the main cause of stomach ulcers). You can read more about this by clicking here.

Your diet shouldn’t be stressing you out…

We are NOT in favor of a strict day-by-day diet at all – diets are so hard to stick to and who needs the additional stress of ‘breaking your diet’ anyway?

In the past, doctors were advising all patients with ulcers to get their stress levels down and gave them a really bland stomach ulcer diet that had no spicy, and fatty or acidic foods. However, it was proved that an ulcer diet like this was actually ineffective for treating or avoiding stomach ulcers. Good news for all you spice lovers!

While a bland diet may be ineffective as a treatment, it is also completely harmless – so if bland is your flavor and it makes you feel better, then stay with it by all means.

One size does not fit all…

There are no hard and fast rules – this is because various foods will affect various people in various ways, even if those foods are actually generally recommended for people suffering from ulcers.

The same applies to our guidelines below – if you know that you struggle to tolerate a particular food, then simply avoid it!

The main goals for the easy ulcer diet

• To keep you well-nourished
• To keep neutralizing gastric acid
• To stop excessive acid production
• To maintain a good pH balance

Basic Ulcer Diet Guidelines

GOLDEN RULE NO.1 – Stay within these guidelines and use only the foods that you are not reacting to – eat in moderation, excess is never a good thing!

To achieve the 3 main goals of your stomach ulcer diet, here are some are common sense Do’s & Don’ts

DO’s…

• Chew your food properly
• Eat SLOWLY. Taking meals ‘on the run’ is a no-no
• Chew and swallow food slowly. Be relaxed when you are eating
• Sit upright or even stand up when you eat
• Choose low fat foods rather than fatty foods
• Finish eating at least two hours before you go to bed.
• Drink Water – lots of it! A glass of water can relieve abdominal pains within ten minutes.
• Eat three small meals plus three snacks per day.

DON’T’s…

• Try not to drink too much tea or coffee – caffeine raises acid levels.
• try abstaining from alcohol – it also raises acid levels
• Smoking – nicotine also raises acid levels. Smoking is known to delay ulcer healing.
• Try not to use any form of aspirin (check packaging inserts)
• Medications containing ibuprofen (check packaging inserts) can delay the healing process
• Antacids should be used sparingly or avoided as these may cause diarrhea.
• Stop eating any food that causes discomfort – even if it tastes nice!!

Food Types and Quick Fixes

It is important to remember the main cause of ulcers is H. pylori and the continuous use of NSAIDs. An ulcer diet alone is not going to fix your ulcer or get rid of h. pylori bacteria – it must only be considered as a supplement to the ulcer treatment prescribed.*

There are some foods that can really aggravate ulcer symptoms and delay the healing process. The level of aggravation differs from person to person. For instance, you may have a mild reaction to a particular food that is affecting someone more harshly.

Also, remember that over-the-counter drugs and antacids only offer short-term relief of the symptoms of acid reflux and stomach ulcers. These medications will only mask the symptoms – they will not, and cannot repair the damage caused by the ulcer.

Short-term fixes usually do more harm than good – in that short window period where you get some relief, you will be under the impression that your ulcer is cured or under control. This is usually when you tend to ‘let go’, relax, and maybe indulge in the foods and drinks that you know you should be avoiding.

GOLDEN RULE NO. 2 – Try a vegetarian diet for a while to reduce inflammation, and also stop consuming ANY food that you can feel is aggravating your condition.

Use these Foods to Feed Ulcers Correctly…

The Good Stuff – This is a shortlist of foods that have commonly been found to be well tolerated by ulcer patients.

• Vegetables – Fresh, frozen, or canned. Vegetables, Okra, sweet potatoes, squash, yams, broccoli, brussel sprouts, bean sprouts, carrots and carrot juice, potatoes, cabbage juice.
• Fruit – Papaya, avocados, bananas, Blue grapes, almonds and almond milk and any other fresh, frozen, and canned fruits.
• High-fiber foods – Brown rice, barley, oats, are helpful as they can naturally coat and soothe your stomach lining.
• Eggs – 3-4 egg yolks per week maximum
• Smooth peanut butter # Fresh, frozen, and canned fruits
• Meat in small 6oz portions at most – lean beef, pork, lamb, veal, crispy bacon, lean ham, and skinless poultry.
• Fish – All fresh, frozen, or canned fish packed in water

The Bad Stuff – The bad stuff is simply anything that hurts you. The most common culprits are;

• abrasive roughage – like bran, nuts, popcorn, and seeds.
• red meat in large quantities – animal proteins are high in acids.
• High-fat breads and cereals such as croissants, biscuits and crackers, and granola-based cereals. Also breads with nuts or dried fruit, or seeds.
• Wild rice
• Raw vegetables, corn, tomatoes and tomato based products
• Berries, figs, lemons, grapefruit, oranges, pineapples, and tangerines
• Orange, pineapple and grapefruit juice
• Highly processed or seasoned meats or poultry or fish – such as corned beef, polonies, sausages, sardines and anchovies
• All fried or fatty meat, poultry, or fish
• Highly seasoned salad dressings, cakes, cookies, pies, pastries
• Chips, doughnuts, fried potatoes and buttered popcorn
• Coconut, chocolate and sweets and desserts containing nuts, coconut or fruit should be avoided.

Recommended – Vitamins

Including vitamins in your ulcer diet is an option, and they can be beneficial regardless of what the big pharmaceutical companies tell you in the media.

At worst, vitamins are harmless, so there is no harm in trying them out. At best they could be the key to a speedier recovery. Give these a try to start with, and also speak to your local health shop to see if there is anything else available in your area that they can recommend.

• Vitamin A – promotes healing of the damaged tissue
• Vitamin B complex – for general healing
• Vitamin C and bioflavonoid – heal ulcers
• Vitamin E – assists with pain relief and stomach acid reduction
• Vitamin K – prevents bleeding.
• Calcium, magnesium, Potassium, Zinc are all helpful in the healing process.

Recommended – Herbs

We are big fans of herbs and herbal remedies that will assist in the healing of stomach ulcers. You can safely use these in conjunction with the ulcer diet. This is a shortlist of herbs and other natural foods that can be easily found in most health shops around the world.

• Cabbage juice – a quart of fresh green cabbage juice daily can help your ulcer to heal more rapidly
• Alfalfa – the herbal version of vitamin K, controls bleeding
• Pau d’arco – a natural antibiotic for bacterial infections
• Calcium/Magnesium – (preferably in a chelate form) – relieves stress and soothes nerves
• Aloe Vera Juice – the herbal equivalent of Vitamin A in that it promotes healing of damaged issue
• Chamomile and Golden Seal – use with caution and do not use on a continuous basis
• Licorice – a natural anti-inflammatory for protecting the stomach wall.It is used extensively in Chinese medicine’s herbal formulas. It has to be used with caution because it can elevate blood pressure. DGL (also known as deglycyrrhizinated licorice) is safer because it does not have the ingredients that affect blood pressure.

Herbal remedies are becoming more and more popular as time goes on. Herbal remedies provide new and safer ways to improve your health, not only for the treatment of ulcers but for most other conditions as well.

Is there an effective solution to H. pylori, one that will work without dieting?

There definitely is, but you need to be very careful when looking for a treatment or remedy that is going to work for you. As you may have learned already, the most common treatments are not as effective as you are led to think.

By now you have probably also figured out why most doctors are not telling you everything you really need to know about H. pylori infections. If you need to know more please click here.

We hope you have enough facts to help you to choose a medication or remedy that will work for you. If you don’t then read on to learn more – this will save you lots of time.

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