The Fastest, Most Powerful Ulcer Remedy - Drug Free
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- One of the things about natural remedies I love is that often they work better than the pharmaceutical medications with significantly less side effects. This is no exception. This is backed by the scientific literature and it saved me from having to use any meds. Have you ever tried it?
Its true. I had serious stomach pain and it lasted months. Cabbage juice healed it within a week
Great testimony, thanks for sharing.
This is a great channel. I get a very wholesome feeling from the content and the host. God bless your work.
Thank you for posting this - I was on a PPI and carafate for 10 days and the side effects were worse than the ulcer, it took 3 days for the effects to be gone (I don't metabolize well). I've been looking for the information you provided is just what I was looking for. Great YT channel. I'm starting to use this remedy tomorrow. Thank you.
It works. Had cured my bleeding ulcer with drinking cabbage juice a cpl years ago :)
Fermented or fresh?
Great video, Chad, thank you.
My pleasure! Glad you liked it.
Thank you, I'm glad you made this video. Eating raw cabbage also works, many years ago a colleague of mine did that, and her stomach ulcer healed.
Good to hear this experience. Thanks for sharing.
@@HealthAndHomestead Hi i tried to take cabbage juice before for my ulcer but for some reason i felt very dizzy and just not very well. Is there any tips for taking cabbage juice or is there something else you would recommend.
@@HealthAndHomestead title's rather misleading.. skin ulcers !!!!!!
@@silverpro8356
Try consuming raw cabbage in a coleslaw salad and add some kale then carrot and a small diced apple for sweetness. Mix a dressing of apple cider vinegar and olive oil.
@@silverpro8356
Cabbage can also be lightly steamed and add a bit of expeller pressed coconut oil.
I strongly agree I had an ulcer before and somebody advised me to make cabbage extract juice and true enough after several days I was not feeling pain until now. That was years ago.. Great video.
Thanks for the testimony.
Wow, that is super informative. I had no idea about this. I like cabbage in various dishes but never knew it could have such a large benefit. Thanks for this!
I've known for years that cabbage and its relatives are great to inhibit cancer growth. I wonder if eating fresh leaves 3 or 4 times a week would be about as good as juicing. I understand juicing can get the nutrients into the bloodstream faster, but think the entire package is better for the body in the long run.
@@statutesofthelord Eating the fresh leaves every day until the ulcer's healed would work I think. As long as you also try to avoid eating things that might aggravate the ulcer.
@@alrinaleroux9229 Thank you, Alrina. Mostly I eat raw cabbage with the idea that it helps suppress cancer growth, but it is good to know it helps heal ulcers also. God has made many good things for us.
@@alrinaleroux9229 It likely would work. But you may have to eat it every few hours around the clock. I don't think generally it is wise to eat around the clock but the juice helped me and I needed to do it even in the middle of the night.
I don't have a juicer, would a smoothie with cabbage, kale and perhaps an apple work?
Thank you for this video
Great advice thank you.
You are welcome. Blessings.
My husband had terrible heartburn and we tried natural options. What seems to work best for him is to several times a week have organic red cabbage sliced thinly into homemade coleslaw (dressing made with healthy plant-based mayo and a touch of maple syrup - salt added on each serving, or it draws moisture out of the cabbage into a mess in the serving bowl). He can tell when it has been too long since I made it for him, because the discomfort returns. Since he stopped eating potato chips he has had much less of an issue with the problem at all.
I always wondered why slaw turned into a watery mush. It's salt! I'm 50 years old & never knew that! Thank you 👍
My 21st birthday, I'll never forget it, I almost died of a bleeding gastric ulcer, and I have had several others since then, but thankfully I haven't had one in years. The doctors and I don't know what caused it, I don't smoke or do recreational drugs or any of that. My guess is maybe I was taking nsaids for headaches, so I don't do that anymore, and I also avoid lemonade (I miss it) and spicy food (I never liked that, anyway). I keep Tums and Omeprazole on hand. I'll have to learn more about cabbage juice.
Thanks for the info and testimonial! Does the cabbage juice actually get rid of the h. pilori? Or just the ulcer?
Thanks very much,
Super cool !
Thank you
Hi Sir
You're the BEST
I do it
The way you did
Struggling with ulcers too thank you
How are you now
How about the top 3 books that have changed your life or way of thinking? cheerz from NNY
Please can you help with osteoarthritis and osteoporosis? Thanks 🙏🏽
Raw cabbage juice gives me burning pain
Cabbage and especially Brussel sprouts really decrease the bad estrogen in the body. An increase of estrogen helps form fibroids so by eating the above that will help greatly. I would say Google and do your research
Question, cabbage can be gassy, is it the same with cabbage juice?
I've tried this but i get histamine intolerance if i eat cabbage that' s been cut into pieces and that's been sitting in my fridge for a little too long.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:40 🌱 *Vitamin U, derived from methionine, found in cabbage, was more effective than standard medical therapy for peptic ulcers in studies.*
01:34 🦠 *H. pylori is a common cause of ulcers, but evidence suggests that only 5-10% of people with H. pylori will develop ulcers, indicating other factors play a role.*
02:29 🥦 *Vitamin U in fresh cabbage juice protocol reversed ulcers in an average of 10.4 days, compared to 40 days with standard drug therapy and without side effects.*
03:40 🍎 *Cabbage juice showed potential benefits in protecting kidneys, anti-inflammatory effects, and an anti-fibrotic effect, with suggestions it might help with fibroids.*
04:50 🌿 *Cabbage juice demonstrated significant inhibition of gastric cancer cell growth in an animal study, especially when mixed with kale or chlorella.*
05:47 🕰️ *Drinking one quart of cabbage juice a day every four hours helped alleviate ulcer pain, but the smell intensifies over time when stored in the fridge.*
Made with HARPA AI
does it have to be juice I like cabbage just Raw
how do you make cabbage and kale juice?
can you dilute it with water, or do you just use the juice in the plant
There are a couple of options. One is to blend it with a really good blender and then put it into something I think is called a cheese cloth and squish it so the juice comes out. The other option is to simply buy a juicer. Put the cabbage or the kale in and it will juice it for you. Blessings.
@@HealthAndHomestead
Thanks.
I've been using a centrifugal juicer, and also compressing the waste in a cotton bag to extract more.
I believe many commercial juicing companies use a slow juicer and further compress the pulp between two plates to extract more.
I think my pick would be a twin gear juice extractor such as the Angel 5500 cold press juicer.
Thanks again for the heads up on cabbage juice, something I have not thought of in recent years.
BTW, I appreciate your ethical and spiritually enlightened content.
wow!!!
Would Kimchi work or just eating cabbage raw? Or does it have to be fresh cabbage juice?
People get angry with me for sharing this research but if you are interested I have a video on this subject. ruclips.net/video/qB3vUNDmNVU/видео.html
My doctor told me that cabbage is not good for ulcer patient😢, I stopped taking it
I am now curious about the effects of Kimichi on our health.
Kimchi is fermented cabbage. I heard that eating kimchi regularly can cause several diseases, including gastric cancer (stomach cancer), because of the high sodium content.
But I saw on the Internet, "Kimchi also appears to have therapeutic effects on peptic ulcer disease and stomach inflammation caused by H. pylori bacteria, largely by preventing harmful germs from attaching to digestive cells."
So perhaps one could consider it for healing a gastric ulcer, but not for regular consumption after the ulcer has been healed.
I made a video on that. m.ruclips.net/video/qB3vUNDmNVU/видео.html
@@HealthAndHomestead OK, thanks Chad!!
@@HealthAndHomestead Thank you -- good video. Much appreciated!!
I don't have a strong enough blender or a juicer. Can it be eaten? Does it have to be raw?
I think if you read through the comments someone says eating it may be enough. But I would have had to eat it every 4 hours around the clock. My pain would come back every four hours until I was healed. I would not have wanted to wake up and eat in the night but I guess if it was the only option I might have had to. Blessings.
Get a juicer 😊
Can this cure Gastritis ?! It makes me feel painful after taking a glass of cabbage, how to avoid this pain ?
If cabbage give you trouble, you might want to avoid it. I don't know that it will cure gastritis. I do have one friend who has gut issues and she takes dried Jerusalem Artichoke and it does help her gut. Other people get massive gas from Jerusalem Artichoke, so it it hard to say.
Does it have to be juice or can it be dehydrated and put into capsules?
Cabbage juice may cure my ulcer, but also would definitely make me crap myself 😅
Doesn't cabbage have ton of pesticides on them?
Depends where you get it. In your garden possibly none. Organic is also an option.
I wish I could take cabbage! It gives me incredibly painful gas pains.
The juice my not be as bad, since I think most gas pains come from the digestion of the cabbage in its whole form.
Definitely fact check me on that though, because I can't be certain.
@@learningagain4094 You may be correct that when you juice it you avoid the fiber, some people struggle with the strong fiber in greens.
What kind of juicer is that, Chad?
It is called the "Angel Juicer" Super expensive. I bought it used. It is phenomenal. I have a video on it. ruclips.net/video/TF6spVYvCtg/видео.html
I thought fermented cabbage is good for you even though it smells foul.
This channel did a video on fermented foods a while back. Basically, fermenting gives lots of good enzymes, but might increase cancer risk.
@@statutesofthelord Barbara O'Neil says that if your liver is functioning on an optimum level you don't have to worry about getting cancer.