Although it is a universal fact that human body has a single head, sometimes it is felt that there are two. Isn’t it?! It feels very appropriate when an individual experiences unbearable head ache because of migraine attack. We also witness people who crib about extreme head aches and want their heads to be separated from the body.
What is Migraine?
Although it is a universal fact that human body has a single head, sometimes it is felt that there are two. Isn’t it?! It feels very appropriate when an individual experiences unbearable head ache because of migraine attack. We also witness people who crib about extreme head aches and want their heads to be separated from the body.
From a very long time it is believed that migraine is the result of unlimited and uncontrolled food pattern, stress, depression, anxiety and so on. In actuality migraine is caused by a bacteria present in our stomach called ‘H. Pylori’. Not only migraine but it can also be the reason for acidity, digestive illness, gastric reflux, stomach ulcer, gastritis, stomach cancer and GERD as well.
Don’t be astonished with this fact. In the year 2005, medical field witnessed a sensational revelation when an Australian physician named Barry James Marshall along with his collaborator Robin Warren won the Nobel prize in Physiology for their discovery of the bacterium named Helicobacter Pylori present in the stomach and its role in gastritis and peptic ulcer disease. To cure this, antibiotics (especially that of triple therapy) was used. Initially, the antibiotics worked as a magic but later on patients developed resistance over these antibiotics, thus leading to the non-effectiveness of the treatment. Thousands of people’s health is disrupted because of H. Pylori bacteria. Today, more people are infected by H. Pylori than HIV but only 10% people show active symptoms. These germs enter the digestive tract and remain passive for many years without showing any active symptoms. The same bacteria are responsible for causing the smallest of the health problems such as acidity, stomach ulcer, GERD, and later on life threatening diseases such as stomach cancer as well. The bacteria are also proven to be contagious.
For so many years we have been neglecting the side effects of this bacteria and as a result we tend to experience diseases that seems to be non-curable with different types of medicines and treatment methods. If so, what is the remedy to overcome this? Is there an end to it? The answer is YES. It is possible to cure and the below mentioned natural remedies have been proven effective.
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Tips to eradicate H.pylori bacteria
The Growth of H. Pylori bacteria can be stopped by administration of preceding natural combinations. Consumption of more fruits (three times a day), carrot juice, ash gourd juice, black sesame, ginger, licorice, steamed vegetables, cooked vegetable stir fries are also very important. Additionally avoiding foods items such as raw vegetables, nuts, Refined grains, fried foods, milk, spicy foods etc., for a month is crucial.
If the above-mentioned rules of food are systematically and strictly followed, it is certainly possible to naturally cure the splitting headache caused by migraine and also other gastro ailments related to H. Pylori infection. It is possible to completely cure the disease. It is high time for us to first experiment and experience a stress free, disease free life.
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