To create a simple and effective natural remedy, gather the following:
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1 cup raw cabbage juice (natural source of glutamine for gut healing)
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1 tablespoon organic manuka honey (with high UMF for antibacterial action)
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1 teaspoon turmeric powder (anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial)
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1/2 teaspoon licorice root powder (DGL form is best; supports mucosal lining)
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1 tablespoon aloe vera juice (soothes the digestive tract)
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1 clove raw garlic, crushed (natural antibacterial)
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1 probiotic capsule or spoonful of fermented food (supports good bacteria)
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Optional: 1 teaspoon mastic gum powder (proven to inhibit H. pylori)
Preparation:
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Juice the cabbage using a juicer or blender, straining it for smooth texture.
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Warm the cabbage juice slightly (not hot) and stir in the manuka honey.
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Add turmeric, licorice root, aloe vera juice, and crushed garlic.
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Stir thoroughly and let the mixture rest for 5 minutes before consuming.
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Swallow a probiotic supplement 30–60 minutes after taking the mixture.
Repeat this regimen once or twice daily, preferably on an empty stomach, for 3 to 6 weeks while maintaining a gut-friendly diet.
Serving and Storage Tips:
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Serve fresh immediately after preparation for maximum potency.
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If preparing in advance, store refrigerated for up to 12 hours in a sealed glass jar.
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Always stir before use to reincorporate settled ingredients.
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Avoid consuming with sugary or acidic meals to support optimal absorption.
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Take the remedy 30 minutes before meals for best results.
Variants:
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Ginger boost: Add 1 tsp fresh ginger juice to further reduce inflammation.
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Green tea infusion: Replace part of the cabbage juice with cooled green tea for antioxidant support.
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Papaya seed alternative: Blend 1 tsp dried papaya seeds (known for antimicrobial action) into a smoothie.
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Oil of oregano drop: Add 1 drop of food-grade oregano oil (not more!) for potent antibacterial effects.
FAQ:
Q: Can this fully eliminate H. pylori without antibiotics?
A: While some individuals have successfully managed or cleared H. pylori naturally, results vary. Persistent symptoms or positive tests should be monitored by a healthcare provider.
Q: How long should I follow this natural protocol?
A: A typical course lasts between 3 to 6 weeks, but consistency and dietary changes are key.
Q: Are there foods I should avoid during this treatment?
A: Yes. Avoid processed sugar, alcohol, caffeine, and spicy foods — all of which can irritate the stomach lining and support bacterial overgrowth.
Q: Is this safe for children or pregnant women?
A: Some ingredients (like licorice root or raw garlic) may not be safe for certain individuals. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider first.
Q: How can I test if it worked?
A: A urea breath test or stool antigen test, done by a doctor, is the best way to confirm if H. pylori has been eradicated.