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En este video, les doy mi testimonio y les hablo de como vencí a la bacteria H Pylori que me habian diagnosticado. Tambien les hablo de los remedio que sigo tomando para que no regrese.

En este video les muestro los remadios y comidas que estoy haciendo para erradicar las bacterias malas y asegurar que la H. Pylori que me diagnosticaron no regrese.

En este video les hablo de los beneficios de tomar aceite de oregano y como preparar un remedio para erradicar las bacterias y hongos malignos como la H. Pylori y la Candida.

En este video les cuento mi historia sobre mi batalla contra la bacteria H Pylori. Esta es una bacteria que se cree que nos contagiamos al tomar agua o comida contaminada.

Nos vamos en esta ocasión al oeste de Londres a conocer en su estudio de trabajo a este productor de dub español emirgrado a Londres. Se llama Ojah y nos presenta su tema "Helicobacter"

Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori), the bacteria associated with peptic ulcers and gastric cancer, can be easily detected through a 13C-urea Breath Test

Description: Introducing LecSmart™ — A Revolutionary Product for Definitive Treatment of Gastric Ailments The Challenge The human stomach is in trouble. Until about twenty years ago, it was thought that chronic indigestion (such as gastritis) and stomach ulcers were the result of too much stress or too much spicy food in the diet. However, it is now well understood that these, and related, gastric problems are largely the result of a type of bacteria that, remarkably, can colonize and flourish in the highly acidic environment of the stomach. Helicobacter pylori is the culprit, and it is highly infectious, communicable, and tenacious. Two-thirds of humanity have been infected; in the U.S., the figure is somewhat lower but, at 50%, is very substantial.

Description: Introducing LecSmart™ — A Revolutionary Product for Definitive Treatment of Gastric Ailments The Challenge The human stomach is in trouble. Until about twenty years ago, it was thought that chronic indigestion (such as gastritis) and stomach ulcers were the result of too much stress or too much spicy food in the diet. However, it is now well understood that these, and related, gastric problems are largely the result of a type of bacteria that, remarkably, can colonize and flourish in the highly acidic environment of the stomach. Helicobacter pylori is the culprit, and it is highly infectious, communicable, and tenacious. Two-thirds of humanity have been infected; in the U.S., the figure is somewhat lower but, at 50%, is very substantial.