H PYLORI INFECTIONWHAT DOES IT MEAN? WHAT'S CAUSING IT? WHAT CAN YOU DO?
Are you prone to a problem with 'H pylori infection'?
Do You Have the #1 Gut Infection in the World?Flip a coin and that's the likelihood you are infected right now. Over 50% of the world's population battles this gutsy bug[1] , making it one of the most widespread infections in existence. If you have this bug, you may notice your intestines are occasionally tender and inflamed. This highly contagious bug is called Helicobacter pylori. It is a gram negative bacteria discovered by two Australian doctors in 1982, Barry Marshall and Robin Warren. They not only discovered H pylori, but also proved that Hp infections cause 80% of stomach ulcers. Their discovery revolutionized treatment of ulcers - a common, incurable, and sometimes fatal condition at the time. Their groundbreaking research earned them a Nobel Peace prize in 2005.H pylori not only causes ulcers, but affects your health in many ways. It irritates the lining of the stomach, causing inflammation. Chronic H pylori causes permanent damage to the stomach (atrophic gastritis), causing loss of stomach function and poor secretion of stomach acids. When infected, your ability to digest food diminishes over time, meaning you get less and less nourishment from your food. Eradicating H pylori can be an important way to both improve your digestion and maintain your health and vitality as you age. H pylori ability to cause stomach cancer earned it a notorious distinction as the only bacterium recognised as a Grade 1 carcinogen by the World Health Organisation. ![]() Despite feeling hungry, poor acid production in indivduals infected by H pylori reduces appetite. Your stomach may feel bloated and heavy after only a small portion. Appetite is also reduced in Hp (H pylori) infected individuals due to lower ghrelin levels. Ghrelin is known as the hunger hormone. The mechanism of ghrelin suppression is not known however the suppression of ghrelin may not be unique to H pylori. Infection and inflammation of the stomach generally reduces appetite. I.e. you lose your appetite when sick. Leptin, the satiation hormone, is also lower in Hp infected individuals. Thus, while appetite is decreased, so are feeling of fullness after a meal. After eradication of H pylori, ghrelin levels return to normal. [8] Your esophagus may feel hot & sour even in the absence of acid reflux or heartburn. If you have H pylori, you may have frequent burping and bloating as activity of the bacteria releases carbon dioxide. Although believed to be transmitted through saliva, vomit or fecal matter (oral-oral and fecal-oral routes), the method of transmission of H pylori is still poorly understood. Sharing drinks, kissing or living with someone who has H pylori may be common ways of catching this disease. Once established, H pylori is hardy and resilient. The infection is generally believed to persist for life unless it is treated.[2] H pylori may spontaneously disappear in the elderly as the stomach's mucosa becomes thinner and inhospitable.[3] The number of those infected varies by country. Countries with good sanitation have lower rates of infection. Those traveling to developing nations face greater risk of infection. Prevalence also varies by race, age, and socio economic status. In the United States, H pylori affects 60% of Hispanics, 54% of African Americans, and 20% to 29% of Anglo Americans. Kids are also more likely to contract the disease. There are many ways to test for H pylori infection. A blood test for antibodies is a common inexpensive method. However, it shows a positive result for past infections as well as current infections. Stool and breath tests are more reliable for a current infection. Development of H pylori
H pylori is unique because of its ability to survive in the harsh environment of the stomach. It protects itself from stomach acids by releasing urease into its outer membrane.[4] Urease is an enzyme that breaks down urea, naturally found in gastric juices, into ammonia and carbon dioxide. The ammonia, which is basic, neutralizes any acids that have penetrated the outer membrane, allowing the bacteria to survive.
The 'H' of H. pylori is short for Helicobacter. Helico means spiral. H. pylori's spiral shape helps it burrow into the mucus layer coating the stomach, where it is protected from immune cells and lethal stomach acids. There, H. pylori uses its threadlike tendrils to attach itself close to the stomach lining, where it enjoys a relatively neutral pH environment. Adherence to the stomach wall also protects the bacteria from being flushed away by peristalsis or mucus turnover.[5] In people producing large amounts of acids, H pylori avoids the acid-producing parietal cells of the upper stomach and instead colonizes the pyloric antrum (exit of the stomach). In those with less acid, H. pylori colonizes the entire stomach.[6] Occasionally, H. pylori burrows inside the cells of the lining itself, where it is impervious to antimicrobials.[7] To borrow into the mucosa, it also releases chemicals that degrade the mucus gel structure, effectively liquefying the protective mucus layer of the stomach. The degradation of mucus exposes gastric tissue to caustic acids. These acids, ammonia, as well as other oxidising waste products produced by H pylori cause inflammation of gastric tissue (gastritis), erosion (ulcers) and damage to DNA, leading to increased risk of stomach cancer. Inflammation is present in all individuals with H. pylori infections, even patients without symptoms. Chronic gastritis may result in loss of acid-producing cells and reduced stomach function (atrophic gastritis). Potential Benefits of H pylori Infection
Is H pylori a good bacteria or a bad one? The answer is controversial. Given that H pylori has been present in human remains dating at least 50,000 years and possible longer. Given the tens of thousands of years of colonization, it is likely that mutual adaption of both organism have led to symbiosis.
Many doctors believe that testing and treatment of H pylori is not necessary unless symptoms are present. This is because Hp infected individuals have lower rates of asthma, food allergies and IBD. This is due to the fact that H pylori colonizes the stomach mucosa, not the stomach itself. Since the immune system recognizes that H pylori is not an invader, the immune system 'backs off' so to speak. The voluntary retreat of the immune system is adaptive, otherwise everyone would have some form of inflammatory bowel disease simply due to the large number of bacteria present in the intestines. Instead, the body simply suppresses this response to bacteria that colonize the GI. Specifically, H pylori has been shown to protect against inflammation from Shigella and Salmonella attacks as well as inflammatory bowel diseases in general.[9] Salmonella is a potentially fatal disease that was responsible for the fall of Athens and the rise of Sparta. Thus, having a H pylori infection may be a selective advantage. Other organisms in the gut were found to dampen inflammation caused by H pylori. The presence of C difficile, for example, was shown to reduce H pylori related inflammation in mice. Treatment of H pylori
Standard western medical treatment includes antibiotics. However, H pylori is increasingly resistant to common antibiotics.For this reason, doctors often recommend two antibiotics are used at the same time. Use of antibiotics may have side effects, including proliferation of Clostridium difficile, a bacteria that causes diarrhea.
Doctors may recommend bismuth salts (such as Pepto Bismol ?), yogurt or probiotics containing lactobacillus, and herbs to enhance the effect of the antibiotics and aid in eradication.[10] Bismuth salts have been used for over three centuries to cure various forms of dyspepsia due to their antimicrobial action and ability to soothe & coat the stomach. Although bismuth salts may suppress an active H pylori infection, cure rates are low. The presence of infection in the gut causes buildup of free radicals released by the immune system to combat the bacteria. Antioxidant supplements are thus supportive for individuals with H pylori infection. One such antioxidant is vitamin C, naturally found in many berries as well as the ayurvedic herb amalaki. Vitamin C levels were found to be significantly lower in individuals with H pylori infection. Improving vitamin C levels led to eradication of H pylori in 30% of cases[11] ,[12] . Antimicrobials such as ginger, cinnamon, garlic, oregano & turmeric can inhibit H pylori growth. Antimicrobial herbs are especially useful if they are anti-inflammatories as well, such as barberry, turmeric, fresh ginger, and cinnamon. Cinnamon extract also interferes with H pylori's ability to use urea for protection against stomach acids. Fresh ginger also promotes regeneration of the protective mucus layer[13] . Licorice root may be soothing and cooling. Green tea has been shown to block adhesion of H pylori to the stomach lining. A Japanese study suggests that broccoli sprouts can reduce the presence of H pylori antigenin stool tests by 40%, indicating reduced presence of infection. The use of broccoli sprouts over mature heads is preferred because sprouts are higher in sulfurophane, an anti-bacterial compound believed to be behind the results. However, stool antigen returned to pre-treatments levels within 8 weeks.[14] From bismuth salts, to broccoli, most supplements reduce H pylori infection, inflammation, and ulcers only, but have not been proven in scientific studies as a reliable method for eradication. I.e. the infection returns after the supplement is stopped. Furthermore, many alternative therapies showed promising results in vitro (meaning in a test tube) but these results did not transfer over to in vivo (meaning in a live person) studies.[15] Numerous website make wild claims about the effectiveness of alternative therapies based up these in vitro studies. Given the increasing resistance of H pylori to antibiotics, these alternative therapies may be helpful to quell infection long enough for an ulcer to heal. Additionally, these therapies may possibly be used in conjunction with antibiotics to improve eradication rates. Additionally, avoid the following when you have an H pylori infection
When attempting to eradicate or minimize presence of H pylori, the following may be useful. Consult your doctor to find out which therapies are best for you.
An Ayurvedic diet consistent with the constitution of the client reduces stress on the digestive system and may improve the efficiency of herbs used, as well as efficacy of antibiotics. The client should follow all of the rules of maintain optimum digestive during the treatment. Specific foods not mentioned with beneficial properties include:
Herb Formula for H Pylori
Note amalaki as the primary herb for anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory effect. The dosage of antimicrobials in the formula should be sufficient to kill H pylori. We used several anti-microbials for broad spectrum action. Finally, we included herbs for soothing the stomach. No clinical trials have been done with this formula. For best results, please modify this formula according to the constitution of the client.
Alternative Herbs:
Take 1 tsp in warm water, aloe vera, and wedge of lime 3x/day. If Aloe vera irritates take with pomegranate juice & lime only. Recipe for H Pylori
Cover broccoli with water and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a simmer and cover. Meanwhile, mix turmeric and cinnamon with several drops of water to form a paste. Sautee chopped garlic in coconut oil. Add spice paste and continue frying for 10 seconds. Deglaze pan with a cup of water from broccoli and pour into pot. Continue simmering until broccoli is soft. Serve with rice and a protein source. Conclusion
In conclusion, H pylori is a common infection in humans that leads to ulcers, gastritis, and loss of stomach function. It has some possible benefits as well. Testing and treatment is generally not recommended unless symptoms are present. Treatment with antibiotics remains the most reliable method of H pylori eradication. However, due to increasing resistance, alternative therapies, proper diet, and lifestyle techniques can aid the eradication of this pathogen from the body. Take special care, before recommending any herb, that in vivo studies have confirmed effectiveness, rather than relying on in vitro studies only. Clients should consult their medical doctor before making any changes to their diet and lifestyle.
[1] Pounder RE, Ng D (1995). "The prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection in different countries". Aliment. Pharmacol. Ther. 9 (Suppl 2): 33 - 9. PMID 8547526 [2] Brown LM (2000). "Helicobacter pylori: epidemiology and routes of transmission" (PDF). Epidemiol Rev 22 (2): 283 - 97. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.epirev.a018040. PMID 11218379. [3] Goodman KJ, O'rourke K, Day RS, Wang C, Nurgalieva Z, Phillips CV, Aragaki C, Campos A, de la Rosa JM (December 2005). "Dynamics of Helicobacter pylori infection in a US-Mexico cohort during the first two years of life". Int J Epidemiol 34 (6): 1348 - 55. doi:10.1093/ije/dyi152. PMID 16076858. [4] Scientists discover how helicobacter survives gastric acid. Abi Berger (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1117475) [5] The Role of Helicobacter pylori Outer Membrane Proteins in Adherence and Pathogenesis - Monica Oleastro 1 and Armelle M?nard 2,3,* -https://www.mdpi.com/2079-7737/2/3/1110 [6] Kusters JG, van Vliet AH, Kuipers EJ (July 2006). "Pathogenesis of Helicobacter pylori Infection". Clin Microbiol Rev 19 (3): 449 - 90. doi:10.1128/CMR.00054-05. PMC 1539101. PMID 16847081. [7] "Helicobacter pylori: an invading microorganism? A review". FEMS Immunol. Med. Microbiol. 36 (3): 117 - 26. doi:10.1016/S0928-8244(03)00020-8. PMID 12738380. [8] Leptin and Ghrelin in Relation to Helicobacter pylori Status in Adult Males. Jatin Roper, Fritz Francois, Peter L. Shue, Michelle S. Mourad, Zhiheng Pei, Asalia Z. Olivares de Perez, Guillermo I. Perez-Perez, Chi-Hong Tseng, and Martin J. Blaser. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2435636) [9] Prior Helicobacter pylori infection ameliorates Salmonella typhimurium-induced colitis: mucosal crosstalk between stomach and distal intestine. Higgins PD1, Johnson LA, Luther J, Zhang M, Sauder KL, Blanco LP, Kao JY. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21560200) [10] Wang KY, Li SN, Liu CS, Perng DS, Su YC, Wu DC, Jan CM, Lai CH, Wang TN, Wang WM (September 2004). "Effects of ingesting Lactobacillus- and Bifidobacterium-containing yogurt in subjects with colonized Helicobacter pylori" (PDF). The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 80 (3): 737 - 41. PMID 15321816. [11] Effects of high dose vitamin C treatment on Helicobacter pylori infection and total vitamin C concentration in gastric juice. Jarosz M1, Dzieniszewski J, Dabrowska-Ufniarz E, Wartanowicz M, Ziemlanski S, Reed PI. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9926292 ) [12] Nontraditional therapies to treat Helicobacter pylori infection. Morris O Makobongo, Jeremy J. Gilbreath, D. Scott Merrell (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261221943_Nontraditional_therapies_to_treat_Helicobacter_pylori_infection ) [13] Mahady et al., 2005; Nanjundaiah et al., 2011; Haniadka et al., 2013 [14] Gutsy Germs Succumb to Baby Broccoli (https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/media/releases/Gutsy_Germs_Succumb_to_Baby_Broccoli) [15] Exploring alternative treatments for Helicobacter pylori infection. Guadalupe Ayala, Wendy Itzel Escobedo-Hinojosa, Carlos Felipe de la Cruz-Herrera, and Irma Romero (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3925854) Disclaimer: 'H pylori infection' could be serious and should be checked by a medical doctor.
WHAT HAS ALREADY HELPED YOU HEAL H PYLORI INFECTION?Improve the accuracy of your recommendations by letting us know what is working.DIET REMEDIES FOR 'H PYLORI INFECTION'HERBS & PRODUCTS FOR 'H PYLORI INFECTION'![]() MORE DIGESTION TIPSDISCLAIMER: The pathogenesis of each person's condition is unique, and so the diet must be fit to the individual and the unique root causes of the condition in your body. The information on this page is for educational purposes only and should not be used to treat a medical condition. It is not a substitute for medical care. Please check with your doctor before making any changes to your health and wellness routine. HOW DOES AYURVEDA HEAL 'H PYLORI INFECTION'?AVOID DIETS, LIFESTYLES & HERBS THAT AGGRAVATE THESE EFFECTSAccording to Ayurveda, one or more of the following doshas and biocharacteristics may aggravate 'H pylori infection'. If you have an excess of one of these doshas or biocharacteristics below, Ayurveda recommends reducing foods and lifestyle habits that aggravate them. Click on the biocharacteristic to learn what foods and lifestyle habits should be reduced.![]() Symptoms Tell A Story The first step to healing is learning patterns from your symptoms. Symptoms are clues that reveal underlying imbalances. Symptoms show you where your body is weakened. Ultimately, all disease has a root in tissues too weak to defend itself. Ayurveda describes these patterns of weakness using doshas & biocharacteristics. If you notice a biocharacteristic or dosha appears next to many of your symptoms, it helps you establish a pattern that may be systemic.
To learn more about the symbols above, click on them. Are you prone to a problem with 'H pylori infection'?
FAVOR DIETS, LIFESTYLES & HERBS WITH THESE MEDICINAL EFFECTSEverything you eat has an effect on your body, which Ayurveda categorizes in a simple and easy way, using biocharacteristics (gunas). Biocharacteristics are qualities (like cold and hot) that describe the effect a food or herb has on your body. Cooling foods like cucumber, decrease metabolism. Heating foods like chili pepper, stimulate your body and increase metabolism. For 'H pylori infection', you should select foods with the following biocharacteristics. Individual results will vary, based on your body type and the root cause of your imbalance.
To learn more about the symbols above, click on them. Digestive , DIGESTIVEHerbs that encourage healthy digestion.Spleen Tonic , SPLEEN-TONICAn herb that strengthens spleen function by improving strength of the blood. Spleen tonics Builds agni, brighten the person's appearances & firms up tissues.Stomachic STOMACHICAn herb that increases appetite or settles a nauseas or nervous stomach. These generally increase the digestive fire, therefore relieving symptoms of sluggish or difficult digestion.Demulcent DEMULCENTHerbs that coat or form a soothing film over a mucous membrane, relieving minor pain and inflammation of the membrane.Anti Inflammatory , ANTI-INFLAMMATORYReduces inflammation in the body. Different herbs and carriers target different body systems.Antibacterial , ANTIBACTERIALHerbs that kill bacteria or slow their growth.Antimicrobial , ANTIMICROBIALAn agent that kills microorganisms or inhibits their growth. Antimicrobial is an umbrella term that can be broken down into specific categories of target microorganism, such as anti-bacterials, fungals, and virals.Antiseptic ANTISEPTICCapable of preventing infection by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms. Helpful in infections and for those with weak immune systems.Vulnerary VULNERARYAn herb used for the treatment of wounds. Promotes healing of skin lesions and wounds/promotes cell growth and repairOther: Antioxidant ANTIOXIDANTAn antioxidant is a molecule that inhibits oxidation. Oxidation is a chemical reaction that can produce free radicals that lead to a chain reaction causing damage or death to cells. Antioxidants terminate these oxidation reactions.ADDRESS ISSUES IN STAGE OF DISEASE 3H PYLORI INFECTION IS IN STAGE OF DISEASE 3 - ATTACKING TISSUEIf you have symptoms in this category it means that your imbalances are becoming stronger and weakening your body's resistance. Most people have a weakness in one or more organs. These areas of weakness are the 'weak link in the chain.' They are first to succumb when an imbalance reaches a tipping point. Repairing imbalances in this category often represent your last opportunity to prevent disease. At any moment, these imbalances could overwhelm weakened tissue and develop into a disease. You may feel pain or discomfort in the weakened area. At this stage you will need to support the weakened tissue with specialized foods and herbs for the weakened tissue. REDUCE THESE RELATED SYMPTOMS & HABITSThe following symptoms & habits may be related to 'H pylori infection'. See your quiz results for a computerized assessment of your body type. Please click on the symptoms below to learn more about them.Biocharacteristics of the 1,025 People Reporting H pylori infectionOn average the biocharacteristics of people reporting H pylori infection were more aggravated than 71% of other symptoms. From the 1,025 people who reported H pylori infection in this research study of 74,671 individuals, average deviation in biocharacteristic levels were the following:BIOCHARACTERISTICAVG CLIENT LEVEL %%CASES (#)#IMBALANCE Difficult Sign
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99.8%
44.5% (456)
8,532 have Difficult constitution
Pungent Aggravates
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92.2%
24.7% (253)
6,802 have Pungent constitution
Vata Aggravates
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79.4%
35.3% (362)
11,554 have Vata constitution
75.8%
26.0% (267)
8,626 have Bitter constitution
Dry Aggravates
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72.6%
28.9% (296)
9,009 have Dry constitution
62.9%
26.0% (266)
9,391 have Light constitution
Astringent
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62.6%
21.4% (219)
8,068 have Astringent constitution
Hot Aggravates
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59.9%
19.8% (203)
7,949 have Hot constitution
58.3%
28.5% (292)
10,540 have Pitta constitution
46.8%
32.0% (328)
7,099 have Toxic constitution
45.6%
19.9% (204)
7,528 have Sour constitution
45.6%
18.6% (191)
8,107 have Cold constitution
23.6%
27.0% (277)
7,179 have Salty constitution
22.7%
14.3% (147)
7,069 have Gooey constitution
18.4%
21.3% (218)
9,650 have Sweet constitution
15.1%
22.9% (235)
9,738 have Heavy constitution
14.2%
20.5% (210)
9,587 have Oily constitution
Risk Factors of H pylori infection
People who reported the symptoms below were also more likely to report H pylori infection.
Overall, 2.80% of 37,794 surveyed in this research study reported H pylori infection.
SYMPTOM (Cases)Cases With BothCoincidence %Increase from 2.80% Duodenal Ulcer (373)
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16.1%
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Stomach Ulcer (1449)
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15.9%
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Intestinal Perforation (142)
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16 Small number of cases 11.3%
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Pancreatic Insufficiency (545)
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54
9.9%
+3.5 times
Intestinal Obstruction (352)
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33 Small number of cases 9.4%
+3.4 times
Even liquid foods aggravate abdominal pain (1126)
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103
9.1%
+3.3 times
Worm / Parasite (1615)
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145
9%
+3.2 times
Food Poisoning (1032)
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88
8.5%
+3.0 times
Chronic Infection (1413)
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117
8.3%
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Parasite passed in stool (353)
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29 Small number of cases 8.2%
+2.9 times
Hiatal Hernia (1911)
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152
8%
+2.9 times
Abdominal pain relieved by eating (1562)
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123
7.9%
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Abdominal pain continuous (1145)
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88
7.7%
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Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) (194)
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15 Small number of cases 7.7%
+2.8 times
Liver Sore (883)
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68
7.7%
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Burning abdominal pain (2301)
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174
7.6%
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Pus in stool (292)
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22 Small number of cases 7.5%
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Uterine Congestion (227)
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17 Small number of cases 7.5%
+2.7 times
Pancreatitis (498)
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37 Small number of cases 7.4%
+2.6 times
Atherosclerosis (189)
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14 Small number of cases 7.4%
+2.6 times
Guarding area of pain (886)
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65
7.3%
+2.6 times
Gall Bladder Inflammation (1070)
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77
7.2%
+2.6 times
Hyperparathyroid (166)
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12 Small number of cases 7.2%
+2.6 times
Vomiting (1149)
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82
7.1%
+2.5 times
Gastritis (5279)
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376
7.1%
+2.5 times
Convulsions (156)
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11 Small number of cases 7.1%
+2.5 times
Crohn's Disease (341)
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24 Small number of cases 7%
+2.5 times
Leaky Gut Syndrome (4834)
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337
7%
+2.5 times
Enlarged Spleen (328)
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23 Small number of cases 7%
+2.5 times
Dysentery (203)
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14 Small number of cases 6.9%
+2.5 times
Citrus allergy (670)
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46 Small number of cases 6.9%
+2.5 times
Celiac Disease (1108)
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75
6.8%
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Ulcerative Colitis (568)
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38 Small number of cases 6.7%
+2.4 times
Palpable Mass in Abdomen (267)
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18 Small number of cases 6.7%
+2.4 times
Solid foods aggravate abdominal pain (1417)
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6.6%
+2.4 times
Colon Polyps (468)
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31 Small number of cases 6.6%
+2.4 times
Pain wakes you up at night (1604)
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104
6.5%
+2.3 times
Liver Degeneration (200)
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13 Small number of cases 6.5%
+2.3 times
Malabsorption (4275)
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278
6.5%
+2.3 times
Neuralgia (784)
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50
6.4%
+2.3 times
Heart Attack (188)
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12 Small number of cases 6.4%
+2.3 times
Diverticulosis / Diverticulitis (1940)
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123
6.3%
+2.3 times
27 Small number of cases 6.3%
+2.3 times
Joint pain after eating (712)
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45 Small number of cases 6.3%
+2.3 times
Recent weight loss (1516)
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94
6.2%
+2.2 times
Painful rash (516)
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32 Small number of cases 6.2%
+2.2 times
Recurrent Vomiting (817)
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50
6.1%
+2.2 times
Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) (2279)
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139
6.1%
+2.2 times
Pain right upper abdomen (3670)
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220
6%
+2.1 times
Lumps on Surface of Belly (713)
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43 Small number of cases 6%
+2.1 times
Hyperacidity (4450)
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268
6%
+2.1 times
Pain left upper abdomen (3172)
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187
5.9%
+2.1 times
Bladder Stones (153)
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9 Small number of cases 5.9%
+2.1 times
Prolapsed colon (272)
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16 Small number of cases 5.9%
+2.1 times
Gastrointestinal Bleeding (555)
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32 Small number of cases 5.8%
+2.1 times
Cardiac Insufficiency (139)
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8 Small number of cases 5.8%
+2.1 times
Inflamed Rectum (723)
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42 Small number of cases 5.8%
+2.1 times
Blood thick / Congested lymph (1069)
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62
5.8%
+2.1 times
Abdominal surgery (1336)
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76
5.7%
+2.0 times
Pain above belly button (4330)
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248
5.7%
+2.0 times
Fatty Liver (2700)
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153
5.7%
+2.0 times
Emphysema (124)
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7 Small number of cases 5.6%
+2.0 times
Fibromyalgia (3094)
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171
5.5%
+2.0 times
Kidney Infection (1649)
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89
5.4%
+1.9 times
Difficulty Swallowing (2999)
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163
5.4%
+1.9 times
Abdominal pain worse after eating (3850)
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209
5.4%
+1.9 times
Hepatitis (Past/Current) (790)
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43 Small number of cases 5.4%
+1.9 times
Hyperthyroid (780)
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42 Small number of cases 5.4%
+1.9 times
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) (4107)
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223
5.4%
+1.9 times
Swollen joints (2624)
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141
5.4%
+1.9 times
Chronic Kidney Disease (242)
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13 Small number of cases 5.4%
+1.9 times
Burning/painful urination (1010)
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54
5.3%
+1.9 times
Impacted Fecal Matter (1293)
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68
5.3%
+1.9 times
Flat rash (526)
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28 Small number of cases 5.3%
+1.9 times
Staph infection (1066)
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57
5.3%
+1.9 times
Hypoglycemic (2714)
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144
5.3%
+1.9 times
Swollen lymph nodes (2365)
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124
5.2%
+1.9 times
Gallstones / Attack (1914)
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99
5.2%
+1.9 times
Tooth Infection (1644)
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85
5.2%
+1.9 times
Intestine lumpy / like a rope (1615)
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84
5.2%
+1.9 times
Tongue deviates to right/left (484)
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25 Small number of cases 5.2%
+1.9 times
Interstitial Cystitis (878)
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46 Small number of cases 5.2%
+1.9 times
25 Small number of cases 5.2%
+1.9 times
At odds with nationality / culture (212)
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11 Small number of cases 5.2%
+1.9 times
Swollen lymph nodes - hips (899)
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47 Small number of cases 5.2%
+1.9 times
Yellow eyes / sclera (552)
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28 Small number of cases 5.1%
+1.8 times
Frequent Nausea (5021)
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256
5.1%
+1.8 times
Strong abdominal pulse (2630)
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135
5.1%
+1.8 times
Rheumatoid Arthritis (1204)
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62
5.1%
+1.8 times
29 Small number of cases 5.1%
+1.8 times
Urticaria (604)
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31 Small number of cases 5.1%
+1.8 times
Fruits Cause Gas (2764)
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141
5.1%
+1.8 times
9 Small number of cases 5.1%
+1.8 times
Bladder infection (3616)
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179
5%
+1.8 times
Chronic Fungus infection (2556)
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127
5%
+1.8 times
Short Bowel Syndrome (201)
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10 Small number of cases 5%
+1.8 times
Colon Cancer (119)
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6 Small number of cases 5%
+1.8 times
Intermittent abdominal pain (6963)
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345
5%
+1.8 times
Laryngitis (906)
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45 Small number of cases 5%
+1.8 times
Blood or pus in mucus (462)
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23 Small number of cases 5%
+1.8 times
Weakness / Debility (3964)
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198
5%
+1.8 times
Complications of Those Reporting H pylori infection
In this research study, people who report H pylori infection were likely to report the following:
REPORTSCASES WITH BOTHINCREASE%NORMALLY Stomach Ulcer
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231
+6.3 times
23%
3.67% (1,449 cases)
Prolonged bleeding when cut (Poor clotting)
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62
+3.4 times
6%
1.74% (1,259 cases)
Food Poisoning
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88
+3.4 times
9%
2.68% (1,032 cases)
Even liquid foods aggravate abdominal pain
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103
+3.3 times
10%
3.06% (1,126 cases)
Worm / Parasite
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145
+3.1 times
14%
4.46% (1,615 cases)
Pancreatic Insufficiency
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54
+3.1 times
5%
1.6% (545 cases)
Pancreatitis
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37
+3.1 times
4%
1.3% (498 cases)
Liver Sore
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68
+3.0 times
7%
2.35% (883 cases)
Hiatal Hernia
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152
+3.0 times
15%
5.05% (1,911 cases)
Parasite passed in stool
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29
+3.0 times
3%
1.01% (353 cases)
Abdominal pain continuous
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88
+2.9 times
9%
3.09% (1,145 cases)
Abdominal pain relieved by eating
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123
+2.9 times
12%
4.17% (1,562 cases)
Burning abdominal pain
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174
+2.8 times
17%
5.97% (2,301 cases)
82
+2.8 times
8%
2.82% (1,149 cases)
Abdominal surgery
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76
+2.8 times
7%
2.47% (1,336 cases)
Chronic Infection
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117
+2.8 times
11%
3.94% (1,413 cases)
Ulcerative Colitis
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38
+2.8 times
4%
1.44% (568 cases)
Gall Bladder Inflammation
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77
+2.8 times
8%
2.9% (1,070 cases)
27
+2.7 times
3%
1.11% (429 cases)
376
+2.7 times
37%
13.86% (5,279 cases)
Leaky Gut Syndrome
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337
+2.7 times
33%
12.42% (4,834 cases)
Guarding area of pain
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65
+2.5 times
6%
2.38% (886 cases)
Recurrent Vomiting
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50
+2.5 times
5%
2.03% (817 cases)
Celiac Disease
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75
+2.5 times
7%
2.85% (1,108 cases)
Solid foods aggravate abdominal pain
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94
+2.4 times
9%
3.75% (1,417 cases)
Pain wakes you up at night
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104
+2.4 times
10%
4.18% (1,604 cases)
Diverticulosis / Diverticulitis
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123
+2.4 times
12%
5.07% (1,940 cases)
Malabsorption
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278
+2.3 times
27%
11.52% (4,275 cases)
Hyperacidity
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268
+2.3 times
26%
11.19% (4,450 cases)
Citrus allergy
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46
+2.3 times
4%
1.75% (670 cases)
Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS)
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139
+2.3 times
14%
6.22% (2,279 cases)
Slow, heavy digestion
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519
+2.2 times
51%
22.89% (21,898 cases)
Recent weight loss
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94
+2.2 times
9%
4.04% (1,516 cases)
Fatty Liver
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153
+2.2 times
15%
6.76% (2,700 cases)
Pain above belly button
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248
+2.2 times
24%
10.91% (4,330 cases)
Pain left upper abdomen
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187
+2.2 times
18%
8.2% (3,172 cases)
Pain right upper abdomen
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220
+2.2 times
21%
9.65% (3,670 cases)
Fibromyalgia
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171
+2.2 times
17%
7.84% (3,094 cases)
Difficulty Swallowing
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163
+2.1 times
16%
7.64% (2,999 cases)
Lumps on Surface of Belly
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43
+2.1 times
4%
1.93% (713 cases)
Impacted Fecal Matter
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68
+2.0 times
7%
3.44% (1,293 cases)
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)
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223
+2.0 times
22%
10.87% (4,107 cases)
Gallstones / Attack
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99
+2.0 times
10%
4.95% (1,914 cases)
Feel underweight
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108
+2.0 times
11%
5.47% (2,358 cases)
Intermittent abdominal pain
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345
+2.0 times
34%
16.93% (6,963 cases)
Kidney Infection
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89
+2.0 times
9%
4.49% (1,649 cases)
Blood thick / Congested lymph
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62
+2.0 times
6%
3% (1,069 cases)
Staph infection
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57
+2.0 times
6%
3.01% (1,066 cases)
Frequent Nausea
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256
+2.0 times
25%
12.57% (5,021 cases)
Gastrointestinal Bleeding
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32
+2.0 times
3%
1.51% (555 cases)
Painful rash
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32
+2.0 times
3%
1.51% (516 cases)
Abdominal pain worse after eating
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209
+2.0 times
20%
10.09% (3,850 cases)
Exercise aggravates symptoms
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226
+2.0 times
22%
11.1% (5,106 cases)
Gray Stool
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26
+2.0 times
3%
1.52% (528 cases)
50
+2.0 times
5%
2.54% (784 cases)
28
+2.0 times
3%
1.53% (526 cases)
Fruits Cause Gas
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141
+2.0 times
14%
7.15% (2,764 cases)
Peanut allergy
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38
+2.0 times
4%
2.05% (788 cases)
Swollen lymph nodes - hips
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47
+1.9 times
5%
2.58% (899 cases)
Bluish / Purple Tongue
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20
+1.9 times
2%
1.04% (472 cases)
Tooth Infection
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85
+1.9 times
8%
4.17% (1,644 cases)
Hyperthyroid
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42
+1.9 times
4%
2.1% (780 cases)
Joint pain after eating
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45
+1.9 times
4%
2.1% (712 cases)
31
+1.9 times
3%
1.58% (604 cases)
Strong abdominal pulse
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135
+1.9 times
13%
6.85% (2,630 cases)
Intestinal colic / spasm / cramping
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253
+1.9 times
25%
13.28% (5,234 cases)
Swollen lymph nodes
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124
+1.9 times
12%
6.44% (2,365 cases)
Hypoglycemic
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144
+1.9 times
14%
7.54% (2,714 cases)
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
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440
+1.9 times
43%
23.16% (9,239 cases)
Yellow eyes / sclera
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28
+1.9 times
3%
1.62% (552 cases)
Acid Reflux
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491
+1.8 times
48%
25.96% (10,057 cases)
Gray teeth
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49
+1.8 times
5%
2.73% (1,031 cases)
Swollen joints
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141
+1.8 times
14%
7.66% (2,624 cases)
Location of abdominal pain moves
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252
+1.8 times
25%
13.68% (5,432 cases)
Burping relieves stomach pain
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150
+1.8 times
15%
8.22% (3,413 cases)
29
+1.8 times
3%
1.66% (568 cases)
Dull ache in abdomen
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234
+1.8 times
23%
12.73% (5,023 cases)
Swollen lymph nodes - arm pits
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99
+1.8 times
10%
5.54% (2,014 cases)
21
+1.8 times
2%
1.11% (425 cases)
Pain with sense of fullness
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229
+1.8 times
22%
12.26% (4,736 cases)
Tonsil Stones
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105
+1.8 times
10%
5.58% (2,415 cases)
Gall Bladder Removed
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145
+1.8 times
14%
7.83% (3,116 cases)
Inguinal hernia
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20
+1.8 times
2%
1.12% (411 cases)
Intestine lumpy / like a rope
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84
+1.8 times
8%
4.48% (1,615 cases)
Skin growths - other
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27
+1.8 times
3%
1.68% (619 cases)
Autoimmune Disorders
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281
+1.8 times
27%
15.16% (5,726 cases)
Non-healing sore / ulcer
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39
+1.8 times
4%
2.25% (816 cases)
Skin infections other
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30
+1.8 times
3%
1.7% (608 cases)
Interstitial Cystitis
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46
+1.8 times
4%
2.27% (878 cases)
Candida / Yeast Infection / Thrush
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335
+1.8 times
33%
18.78% (7,286 cases)
Lungs Irritated / Inflamed
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50
+1.7 times
5%
2.86% (1,038 cases)
284
+1.7 times
28%
16.04% (6,770 cases)
Wheat Intolerance
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327
+1.7 times
32%
18.37% (6,953 cases)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
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62
+1.7 times
6%
3.45% (1,204 cases)
B12 Deficiency
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226
+1.7 times
22%
12.66% (4,649 cases)
Hepatitis (Past/Current)
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43
+1.7 times
4%
2.31% (790 cases)
Taking Enzyme Supplements
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228
+1.7 times
22%
12.74% (5,194 cases)
Insulin Resistance
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100
+1.7 times
10%
5.8% (2,202 cases)
Anal Spasm
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53
+1.7 times
5%
2.91% (1,145 cases)
Pain right lower abdomen
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185
+1.7 times
18%
10.49% (4,066 cases)
Famine / Underfed in Childhood
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88
+1.7 times
9%
5.25% (1,923 cases)
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HOW AYURVEDA WORKSARE YOU WONDERING HOW AYURVEDA CAN HELP YOU?WHY IS AYURVEDA THE RIGHT SOLUTION?Ayurveda strengthens the body, in addition to addressing the disorder. It take a holistic, systemic approach, instead of focusing only on the disorder in question. Ayurveda shows a person how to interpret signs and symptoms of imbalance, and how to address them using materials from home, so they can optimize their health on a continual basis. You can't take the doctor home with you, but you can take Ayurveda home with you. Ayurveda is the most advanced and easy to use home system for self healing with an exceptional focus on digestion.HOW DOES AYURVEDA WORK?Ayurveda starts by identifying your body type, which identifies certain tendencies in your body to get sick (as well as identifying your strengths). It uses body type to determine the likely root causes of your disorders. Next, Ayurveda analyzes the nature of your disorder. It fits all your signs and symptoms into a pattern, expressed as a combination of biocharaceristics (gunas). For example, you may have a heat disorder, a cold disorder, or an oily disorder, etc. This simple categorical approach shows you how to correct systemic imbalances and strengthen your body as a whole.On Joyful Belly, we've created an extensive categorization of food so you can easily match food to your imbalanced biocharacteristics. By eating an optimal diet that balances your biocharacteristics, your whole body is strengthened and the conditions that created the disorder are removed. Once the root causes of the disease are removed, the disease lessens in strength or disappears altogether. Additional remedies - such as herbs and lifestyle practices - focused on the specific disorder, can greatly enhance your healing. GET STARTEDTo get started on your Ayurvedic journey, we first recommend that your find your body type by taking our free quiz. In Ayurveda, every solution is based on your unique body type, so by taking this quiz, you’ll get the best results.5 WAYS TO HEAL YOUR BODY
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