Stomach Ulcers

Stomach ulcers can be healed by fasting as the stomach is not digesting and the lining is not irritated by caustic digestive juices. Juice fasting is the best with the addiction of cucumbers, potatoes, carrots and lemons.

Stomach Ulcer Remedy 1- Bananas with a glass of milk

Banana helps to neutralize the over acidity of the gastric juices and hence reduces the irritation of the ulcer. Hence in advanced cases it is suggested to have a diet of two bananas with a glass of milk three to four times a day.

Stomach Ulcer Remedy 2- Lime
Lime is also a perfect home remedy for ulcers since the citric acid along with the minerals present in the juice favors digestion

Stomach Ulcer remedy 3- Cabbage
Boil 250g of cabbage in 500ml of water until the water is reduced to half. Cool the water and take twice daily as an effective home remedy for ulcers. This juice can also be taken along with equal volume of carrot juice

Home remedy 4- Fenugreek
Fenugreek can be used to make a tea which when taken form a mucilaginous coating and helps in healing of the ulcers.

Home remedy 5- Vegetable juices
Vegetable juices – carrot juice taken alone or in combination with spinach juice or beetroot juice or cucumber juice is an effective home remedy for ulcer.

Home remedy 6- Mucilage in the marshmallow
The mucilage in the marshmallow is a good soothing agent. Hence when used really help to heal the ulcers.

Home remedy 7- castor oil with lukewarm milk
Consuming 30ml of pure castor oil with about 250 ml of lukewarm milk is a very good home remedy for ulcers.

Home remedy 8- cheese, bread or yogurt.
Stomach ulcer natural cure: drink 3-5 cups of whole milk and the ulcer should go away and make sure you don’t eat anything spicy for a while you can also eat other dairy products to cure stomach ulcer like cheese, bread or yogurt.

Home remedy 9- potato juice
Strain potato juice and drink on empty stomach.

On the 27th of August 2001 I began a 30 day juice fast. I didn’t actually plan to do 30 days, it seemed impossible to even think of. I just began and thought I’d see where it went. — Gray Hodge