I HAVE BEEN DIAGNOZED WITH H PYLORI BUT AM REFUSING THE ANTIBIOTICS. I AM TRYING TO FIND AN ALTERNATE METHOD TO HEAL. CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT THIS MEANS? I READ THIS (below) ON YOUR WEB PAGE.....

"My next appointment is tomorrow. Both my husband and I are going in to clear H. Pylori. Just no kissing or "exchanging of bodily fluids" for I don't know how many hours yet! LOL"

I HAVE HAD NAET FOR SOME ALLERGIES, BUT IS THIS SOMETHING ELSE THAT CAN HEAL PYLORI? PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE A SUCCESS RATE FOR HEALING FROM H. PYLORI.

THANK YOU

Hi! Yes, we both cleared H. Pylori through NAET and we both tested strong with muscle testing after the clearing. However I have not retested with a blood test so can't say for sure that it worked. If you're married you should both do whatever you decide on because you can just pass it back and forth.

Okay, then I see that you are just treating for the allergy to H. Pylori which doesn't get rid of the bacteria but does keep your system from having allergic reactions to it. I am looking for a cure to completely get rid of the bacteria. If you have Pylori for a significant period of time, you KNOW it when it's still there.

I have used a product called "Bye-Lori" and it works very well to almost completely get rid of it. But once I stop, it comes back.

I also noticed that when I get to sleep EARLIER, which for me is rare, (not necessary more hours but earlier in the evening), it's much better and almost seems nonexistent.

I did hear that Dr. Hulda Clark has a method of getting rid of the Pylori. Has anyone tried this? She calls it the zapper, and it destroys the structure of viruses and bacteria out of the system.

Please reply if you have tried her zapper for Pylori or any other method that is successful.

Thanks,
FG

We used Bye-Lori too and it seemed to work.
As for the NAET, if your body no longer has a problem with the h. pylori do you think you need to get rid of it?
It really is a hard question. We should probably get a blood test again but because we feel fine we haven't done it.
Can you get it back even if you do the antibiotics? I know someone who did that treatment and got very sick.

In answer to your questions, I did some research on H. Pylori treatments. There is belief H Pylori can lead to stomach cancer later in life. But the studies aren't conclusive. However, there are conclusive studies that people who had the triple med treatment, including two antibiotic treatments and one acid blocker, were far more likely to have esophogeal cancer later in life. It was a high percentage of those in the study who got the esophogeal cancer. The supposition was that H Pylori might be a beneficial bacteria for the esophagus, but detrimental when it gets into the stomache lining. I don't know about that. I believe these extremely strong antibiotics are doing more harm to the immune system in other ways, and that's the cause of the esophageal cancer.

My father had H Pylori with ulcers. He never got the antibiotic treatment, because they didn't know at the time it was caused by bacteria. They just treated him for the ulcer. His body eventually fought it off, and he's fine now. That was about 30 years ago, and he never got stomach cancer or any other type.

I have to say, though, that both he and I got the H Pylori at a time in our lives that we were not getting enough sleep. He used to work a paper route at night and that's when he got it. I was up many nights till 3am or 4am and that's when I got it, even though I was sleeping late and getting 8 hours of sleep. I noticed now that if I get to bed before midnight, I do not have any symptoms. So I hope that if I can repeat that every day, my body will eventually fight it off.

Don't get the blood test. It is not reliable the second time around, because even if the bacteria is gone, you will carry the antibodies for a long time. You have to get a breath test that checks for the gass which is created by the H Pylori.

Also, I read about some foods that kill H Pylori, and I have tried it somewhat, and it appears to be true, but it must take awhile. Red Delicious type of apples work; broccoli helps; cranberries are supposed to be good but I haven't tried them. So maybe you can keep it away by including those in your diet often.

Hope that helps.

Oh, and to answer that last question, yes, you can get it back and many do get it back after doing the antibiotics, and the sad thing is, once they do the antibiotics, they have to have stronger and stronger ones, which keep wreaking havoc on the immune system. And each time, the H Pylori gets more resistant.

Antibiotics are obviously the wrong choice for this problem.

One can avoid getting stomach ulcers from this if you catch it early and by being careful with his diet. NO CAFFEINE, no sugar, no white flour.
Foods high in fat, like cheese or milk or little sleep can also increase the problem.

Foods high in antioxidants are good against this. I was out driving and had a bad attack, so I bought some organic, dark chocolate which is high in antioxidants. It got rid of the symptoms immediately. But Red Delicious apples work the best.

I should get treated with NAET for the bacteria AND for the gas, because when the gas gets really bad, I feel weak and ill.