H Pylori B-GONE Herbal Mix - 100 Capsules 550mg Each

Scientific Name: H Pylori Herbal Mix

Origin: USA

A targeted herbal blend formulated for customers looking to support stomach and digestive wellness as part of a broader gut-health routine.

Product Overview

This herbal blend contains carefully selected botanicals traditionally used in digestive wellness practices. It features ingredients historically referenced in botanical records for their role in supporting general digestive comfort. This capsule blend is designed for individuals exploring herbal traditions for overall gut balance and digestive harmony.

Product Characteristics

• Capsules are carefully filled using premium, finely milled botanical powders

• No fillers, flow agents, or additives

• Sourced from trusted suppliers and processed under strict quality standards

• Natural aroma and earthy taste inherent to traditional herbal blends

• Suitable for those exploring botanicals for everyday digestive wellness and balance

Lifestyle Use

Ideal for individuals choosing herbal capsules as part of their daily wellness routine. This blend may be incorporated into holistic wellness regimens that prioritize digestive comfort, balance, and traditional herbal support.

Quick Facts about H.Pylori

• H. pylori infection can lead to gastritis

• H. pylori infection can lead to  peptic ulcer disease

• If H. pylori infection isn’t treated, it raises your chance of getting stomach cancer.

• H.Pylori is a very common infection—by age 60, about half of people have been infected

• H. pylori spreads from person to person through kissing, close contact, and not washing hands after passing stool (poop)

• Many people don’t have symptoms, but you may have pain in the upper belly area.

• In some situations, ulcers caused by H.Pylori infection can lead to bad breath.

H. pylori is a bacteria that can damage the stomach’s protective lining. Untreated, an H.pylori infection can lead to complications.

H. pylori is a common type of bacteria that grows in the digestive tract and tends to attack the stomach lining. Around 44 percent of people worldwide have an H. pylori infection, according to a meta-analysis from 2018.

H. pylori infections are usually harmless, but they’re responsible for most ulcers in the stomach and small intestine.

H. pylori is adapted to live in the harsh, acidic environment of the stomach. The “H” in the name is short for Helicobacter. “Helico” means spiral, which refers to the shape of the bacteria.

This bacteria can change the environment around it and reduce the acidity so it can survive more easily. The spiral shape of H. pylori allows It to penetrate the stomach lining, where it’s protected by mucus and the body’s immune cells can’t reach it. This can lead to stomach problems.

H. pylori often infects a person’s stomach during childhood. While infections with this strain of bacteria typically don’t cause symptoms, they can lead to diseases in some people, including peptic ulcers and an inflammatory stomach condition known as gastritis.

H. PYLORI - A COMMON CAUSE OF DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS

Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is often ingested orally through eating and drinking or close physical contact, leading to imbalances within the digestive system and damage to the stomach lining. When it burrows into the stomach lining, there can be a number of symptoms, like abdominal pain, nausea, heartburn, and bloating. Chronic H. pylori can lead to long-term health conditions such as ulcers, anemia, and gastric reflux. It is estimated that around 44% of the World population has degree of H. pylori living inside them, with varying degrees of impacts on health. Perhaps most well-known is H. pylori’s effects on stomach acids and enzymes, which can lead to a variety of problems, including malabsorption and malnutrition, as well as acid reflux and stomach ache after eating.

What are the symptoms?

Most people with H. pylori never have symptoms. But the bacteria can damage the inner protective lining of the stomach and cause other diseases, like a peptic ulcer. Symptoms of a peptic ulcer from H. pylori include:

• dull or burning stomach pain (especially when you have an empty stomach)

• bloating

• nausea

• unexplained weight loss

• vomiting

• burping

• poor appetite

While rare, stomach cancer is also an increased risk for people with H. pylori. Stomach cancer symptoms include:

• poor appetite

• unexplained weight loss

• blood in the stool

• nausea

• feeling full early in a meal

• discomfort or swelling in the abdomen

• stomach pain

• fatigue or weakness

Still, many of the symptoms of stomach cancer, peptic ulcers, and other diseases associated with H. pylori can be caused by other issues. If you experience any symptoms you’re concerned about, talk with a doctor.

You should also get medical attention right away if you experience:

• trouble swallowing

• anemia

• blood in the stool

• black-colored feces or vomit

What causes H. pylori infections?

It’s still not known exactly how H. pylori infections spread. The bacteria has coexisted with humans for many thousands of years. The infections are thought to spread from one person’s mouth to another, like by kissing.

The bacteria may also be transferred through contact with vomit or stool. This can happen when a person does not wash their hands thoroughly after using the bathroom. H. pylori can also spread through contact with contaminated water or food.

Risk factors

Children are more likely to develop an H. pylori infection. This is largely because children may not always practice proper hygiene.

An individual’s environment and living conditions could influence their risk for an H. pylori infection. Your risk is higher if you:

• live in a developing country

• lack access to clean water

• share housing with others who’ve contracted H. pylori

• live in overcrowded conditions

Hot to use H.Pylori b gone capsules.

• For mild conditions and daily maintenance: 1 capsule daily.

• For intensive needs: 3 capsules daily, taken 30 minutes before each meal or 2 hours after a meal with room temperature water.

• We suggest taking daily for 3 months to observe best results.

Dietary Notes for H. pylori Support

Reduce or Avoid: Spicy foods, fried or fatty meals, citrus and tomato products, coffee, tea, soda, alcohol, refined sugars, and processed meats, as these may irritate the stomach lining and worsen discomfort.

Better Options: Cooked vegetables (pumpkin, carrots, sweet potato), gentle fruits like banana and papaya, oats, soft rice, yogurt (if tolerated), herbal teas such as chamomile, lean proteins like fish or chicken, and warm water. These are generally easier on the stomach and more suitable during H. pylori support.

Premium Quality

• Imported 100% raw from trusted sources ✔

• Carefully Packed in Nigeria ✔

• ISO 22000:2018 Certified ✔

• SGS cGMP (21 CFR Part 111) Certified ✔

• Halal & Kosher Certified ✔

• Non-GMO ✔

All our products are 100% natural, produced under globally recognized certifications, and processed in FDA-registered, GMP-certified facilities.

 

Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

 

Contains Premium Ingredients to help treat H.Pylori. Ingredients Wood Betony Stachys officinalis, Agrimony eupatoria, Zingiber officinale, Althea officinalis and a Proprietary mix of herbs.*