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Peptic Ulcers

62.5 % of patients reported complete ulcer healing with a herb remedy. In contrast, only 25% of the patients taking cimetidine reported complete healing in the double blinded trial comparing the herb and cimetidine.

-Published Peer Reviewed Research 2022

Peptic Ulcers

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Side effects No Yes No
Addresses Root Cause Yes No No
Full Spectrum Health Yes No No
Supports Your Body's Healing Capabilities Yes No Yes
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Overview

Important Peptic Ulcer Information at a Glance

Peptic ulcer is a condition that involves a break in the stomach lining or the first part of the small intestine. When the lining of the gastro-intestinal tract gets eroded due to excessive secretion of acids, it leads to the formation of an ulcer. Generally, there is a protective mucous layer but when this protective layer is damaged by the excessive production of acidic digestive juices, it causes inflammation of the lining of the digestive tract. Burning pain in the stomach is an important symptom of peptic ulcer.

 

How is a Peptic Ulcer Cured?

The most preferred peptic ulcer treatment in conventional medicine is prescribing antibiotics and antacids. These may give temporary relief from increased acidity but do not help in curing peptic ulcers. Natural therapies including resonance homeopathic, traditional ayurvedic herbs and modern bioenergetic products are traditionally believed to effectively balance the secretion of digestive juices thereby balancing the entire digestive system.

 

Bloom combines timeless ayurvedic herbs, advanced resonance homeopathic remedies and nutraceuticals, which are traditionally believed to work by: **

  • Alkalizing the digestive tract
  • Boosting immunity and good gut bacteria
  • Alkalizing and ensuring proper gut functioning
  • Balancing excessive acids and enzymes
  • Stimulating the body’s own healing abilities to soothe the ulcers

Since homeopathy is the only recognized natural system of medicine in the USA, only our homeopathic products can be related to Peptic Ulcers and the rest of the products in the kit can only be used to support the structure and functions of the digestive system. In India, China and other lands that recognize herbal medicine, the herbs of our protocol can also be used to treat Peptic Ulcers.

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  • There is insufficient scientific evidence that homeopathy works, and
  • The product’s claims are based only on theories of homeopathy from the 1700s that are not accepted by most modern medical experts.

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What is a Peptic Ulcer?

Peptic Ulcers are very common and affect nearly 4 million americans, every year. They are more common in adults, although it is thought that many people are infected in childhood and carry the bacteria throughout their life. They occur in the stomach or duodenum (upper part of the small intestine). A peptic ulcer is an erosion in the mucous membrane of the gastro-intestinal tract. When we eat, our stomach produces hydrochloric acid and an enzyme called pepsin. This enables the food to get partly digested in the stomach itself. The acid and pepsin are generally stopped from corroding the intestinal walls by a protective mucous layer that lines the whole digestive tract. But sometimes, this delicate balance between gastric juices and the protective mucous layer gets disturbed and it results in an inflammation of the tissues. This is how an ulcer is formed.

 

Causes of Peptic Ulcers

The underlying pathophysiology of peptic ulcers is the destruction of the gastric or intestinal mucosal lining of the stomach by hydrochloric acid, an acid normally present in the digestive juices of the stomach.

There are many factors known to cause disruption between stomach acid and mucosal protection balance. The most common cause is a bacterium known as Helicobacter pylori, which is responsible for causing more than 75% of peptic ulcers.

‘Helicobacter’ is a genus of spiral bacteria that amazingly, is able to survive the severe acidity of the stomach. This bacterium secretes an enzyme called urease, which neutralizes HCl secreted by the stomach to digest food. Low levels of acids trigger the stomach to produce more acid, in turn leading to an imbalance.

H. pylori bacteria spread through infected stools and may be transmitted from person to person through contaminated food and water.

H. pylori attach to the epithelial cells of the stomach and duodenum, which stops it from being washed out. Once attached, the bacteria start to cause damage to the cells by secreting enzymes and toxins and initiating a self-destructive immune response.

Another causative factor is the regular use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) (e.g. aspirin and ibuprofen). These medications interfere with the normal digestive process and create an imbalance between the stomach acid and mucosal protection balance.

Medical research indicates that ulcers are not caused by lifestyle habits like stress. But at the same time, it does not rule out the fact that some factors may be responsible in supporting the ailment. These are:

  • Regular consumption of alcohol
  • Stress – Physical stress (severe injuries) or emotional stress
  • High intake of caffeine
  • Cigarette smoking
  • Radiation therapy
  • Rare condition called Zollinger-Ellison syndrome causes peptic ulcers as well as tumors in the pancreas and duodenum.

Peptic Ulcer Symptoms

When an Ulcer is formed in the gastro-intestinal tract, it damages the nerves in that area. This causes pain, which is the most common symptom of peptic ulcers. The pain is usually above the navel and below the breastbone. It is a typical burning type of pain and can last from a few minutes to several hours. In some individuals, the pain occurs immediately after eating while in others, it may not occur until hours after eating. The pain frequently awakens the person at night. There may be episodes of pain followed by intervals without pain.

The other accompanying symptoms are:

  • Nausea and vomiting
  • Loss of appetite
  • Loss of weight. However, people with duodenal ulcers may experience weight gain, if they eat more in order to ease the discomfort.
  • In prolonged and untreated cases of ulcer, there may be bleeding. There may be vomiting of blood or it may be present in stools. In the long run, this may cause anemia, weakness and pallor.

Diagnosis of Peptic Ulcers

When a patient presents the typical ulcer picture, the healthcare provider first takes a complete history to know the exact time, duration, character and modalities of pain. He may also advise some tests to confirm the diagnosis. They are:

  • Barium X-ray- The patient is given barium liquid to drink which coats the inner membrane of the gastro-intestinal tract. The barium particles are visible on an X-ray. This study thus, enables the doctor to outline the presence of any erosion.
  • Endoscopy: Here, a thin, flexible tube with a tiny camera on the end called an endoscope is passed into the stomach through the mouth. The doctor then inspects the lining of the stomach to diagnose a peptic ulcer. Samples of tissue may be collected during the procedure to detect the bacteria.
  • Blood tests: These are done to detect the H. pylori bacteria.
  • Breath test: This test detects H. pylori by measuring carbon dioxide in the breath of a person. H. pylori bacteria break down the liquid, increasing the amount of carbon in the blood. The body gets rid of this carbon by breathing it out as carbon dioxide. This test is more accurate than the blood test, but is more difficult to carry out.

Peptic Ulcer Treatment

The most preferred treatment in conventional medicine, is prescribing antibiotics and antacids. The most common antibiotics used are: metronidazole, tetracycline, clarithromycin, and amoxicillin. Other medicines like H2-Receptor antagonists and Proton pump inhibitors are also given to control acid levels.  However, all these medications only provide temporary relief. Once they are stopped, the acid levels rise and the stomach lining becomes prone to irritation again.

 

How do Conventional Medicines Work?

Antibiotics are used to kill the H. Pylori bacteria. However,  the bacteria often mutate into antibiotic resistant strains that no longer respond to antibiotic treatment and antibiotics are known to evoke several unpleasant side effects.

 

Antacids neutralize gastric acid. However, they are known to cause side-effects. E.g. A major side effect of magnesium-containing antacids (Maalox, Mylanta) is diarrhea.

Other medicines like H2-Receptor antagonists and Proton pump inhibitors are also given to control acid levels. Both of these suppress gastric acid secretion. However, they have different modes of action. While Proton pump inhibitors shut down the proton pumps in the stomach, H2 receptor blockers or histamine-receptor blockers work by blocking the histamine receptors in acid producing cells in the stomach. The most common side-effects experienced from these medications are diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, headaches, rash, and dizziness.

 

Complementary Natural Care
Natural therapies aim at not only relieving the symptoms of peptic ulcers like acute pain, but also working with your immune system to correct the physiological root causes of ulcers, thus giving you lasting relief. Natural therapies including resonance homeopathy, advanced bioenergetic, and ayurvedic herbal ingredients are believed to work by: **

  • Supporting the structure and functions of the gastric and duodenal lining
  • Boosting immunity
  • Establishing balance in the secretion of digestive juices to prevent further damage of the lining

Every single ingredient in every Bloom kit has huge amounts of traditional use data from Ayurveda and Homeopathy and is supported by modern studies and trials. However, people and governments today tend to have varying opinions and laws regarding natural medicine which their FDA may not have studied yet. We therefore prefer not to make any claims on any of its products. To show the efficacy of our products, we point all patients and doctors to independent research and clinical studies that proves their efficacy in a “scientific manner”. In some cases, we compare the results of these studies to those of pharmaceutical medicines in order to show that natural products can be just as or even more effective than drugs, which tend to have side effects.

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Herbal Research

  • Zingiber Officinale: Studies suggest that this herbal remedy may soothe the gastric mucosal lining and promote repair of damaged and stressed tissue.
  • Emblica Officinalis: Studies suggest that this herbal remedy may normalize the digestive process and enzyme production.
  • Glycyrrhiza Glabra: Studies suggest that this herbal remedy may help in removing accumulated toxins, free radicals and boost immunity.
  • Asparagus Racemosus: Studies suggest that this herbal remedy may tone and support the structure and functions of the digestive system.

Resonance Homeopathic Research

  • Chamomilla: Studies suggest that this resonance homeopathic remedy may repair the damaged and stressed tissues in the stomach and esophageal lining.

Nutraceutical Research

  • Ascorbic Acid: Studies suggest that this compound may neutralize the effect of strong acids and help boost the immunity system.

Allopathic
The most preferred treatment in conventional medicine, is prescribing antibiotics and antacids. The most commonly used antibiotics for treating peptic ulcers are: Metronidazole, Tetracycline, Clarithromycin and Amoxicillin.

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Our Approach

Bloom is on the vanguard of healthcare innovation combining for the first time three separate and unique disciplines: traditional ayurvedic herbs, advanced resonance homeopathy, and ground-breaking nutraceuticals designed from the molecule up to provide health and freedom to you.

 

Our mission is to provide you with integrated natural solutions that target root issues across the physical, energetic and informational spectrum of your life. Our Doctors research all possible ingredients and combine them synergistically into kits to help bring your body into balance.

 

Bloom’s products reflect an understanding of both the molecular and vibrational nature of life and therefore bridge the gap between the current understandings of medicine, biology, and quantum physics.

 

Our approach aims at boosting your immune system to correct the physiological root causes of ulcers. Bloom’s multidisciplinary kit is believed to work by: **

  • Using homeopathic ingredients with natural pain-relieving properties to relieve your pain
  • Soothing your gastric mucosal lining and promoting repair of damaged tissue
  • Gently cleansing your body, so that toxins, acids and chemicals do not disrupt its delicate biochemistry
  • Using modern bioenergetic techniques to get your stomach and duodenum to learn how to insulate themselves against harmful acids
  • Aiding normal digestive processes and enzyme production, thus relieving symptoms like heartburn and acid reflux
  • Removing excessive acid build-up and free radicals from your body

 

The proof of our methods is evident from the ground-breaking results we have seen in independent clinical trials, and more importantly, in the lives we’ve helped uplift.

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