H. pylori has been learning exactly how to live with humans for over 30,000 years.

H. pylori is an expert at the following things:

• Taking over the brain by getting into the vagus nerve, which can potentially lead to, depression, anxiety and other mood disorders.
• Impairing the production of gastro-intestinal neurotransmitters producing food cravings.
• Getting into the human body–about 50% of the world’s population carries this bug.
• Hiding in the human body so it’s harder for the immune system to find it.
• Decreasing the amount of stomach acid a person produces, which could possibly lead to, SIBO, IBS, constipation, diarrhea, bloating and other gastrointestinal disorders.
• Eroding the stomach wall producing ulcers.
• Increasing gastrointestinal pressure, which may lead to a weakening of your lower esophageal sphincter creating GERD and heartburn.

H. pylori is certainly a tricky little bug, and for some, might literally take over their digestion making them feel absolutely awful. I know that it did for me years ago.

Luckily, I was able to address my and my family’s’ bodies (wife, son and daughter) and we were all able to kick this bug naturally, without the need for harsh antibiotics. 🙂

Once I addressed my H. pylori, my sinus problems dramatically improved, my restless legs went completely away, I started losing weight and the horrible nighttime heartburn that I had cleared up.

Now, I’m in no way whatsoever claiming to treat H. pylori with herbs and such, as the FDA is very clear that this bug is a medical problem and natural substances have not been approved to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent h. pylori.

But what I do know is that body does have an amazing ability to heal itself when you give it what it needs.

If you’d like some help improving the health of your gastrointestinal tract, hormones, weight or body as a whole, please take a moment to fill out the below gut evaluation.

Much Love,

Dr. Rob