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In this episode, we tackle the pressing issue of H. Pylori, a prevalent superbug that can lead to serious gastric issues such as ulcers and GERD. Join us as we discuss how H. Pylori is transmitted, its effects on the immune system, and practical strategies to combat this infection. Learn how to boost your immune defenses and understand the importance of diet and natural products in fighting off H. Pylori. This is essential listening for anyone experiencing gastric discomfort!
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(05:05) H. Pylori is the underlying cause of ulcers
(12:09) The medical system is not good at testing for Pylori right now
(14:13) Our immune system should be able to beat any pathogens that exist
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