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Old 02-21-2014, 11:12 PM #1
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Lewie, I wonder if you have tried Pepto Bismol?

This product has been used to heal ulcers in the GI tract because the bismuth part of it has antibacterial properties.

I seem to recall that you mentioned to me once that you felt better
on antibiotics? If so, that may point to trying the Pepto. It will color your stool dark/black, but that is normal.

Also another soothing thing to try for your throat and stomach gastritis/inflammation would be Slipperly elm.
https://umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/herb/slippery-elm

This is not expensive, and NOW makes an affordable product.
I will try the slippery elm. Pepto bismol works really good for me. Only problem is it gives me horrible diarrhea.
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That is odd... Pepto is usually constipating...it is used for minor diarrhea.

You may be intolerant of salicylates. These are in food, aspirin and Pepto.

Food lists:
http://salicylatesensitivity.com/abo...-guide/fruits/

http://www.webmd.com/allergies/guide/salicylate-allergy

Maybe it is the salicylate content that is inflaming your stomach?
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That is odd... Pepto is usually constipating...it is used for minor diarrhea.

You may be intolerant of salicylates. These are in food, aspirin and Pepto.

Food lists:
http://salicylatesensitivity.com/abo...-guide/fruits/

http://www.webmd.com/allergies/guide/salicylate-allergy

Maybe it is the salicylate content that is inflaming your stomach?
I will look into it. I got some slippery elm. The best part is it makes me burp, and the burps taste like sausage and maple syrup. Things I haven't been able to eat for almost a year.
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