Lactobacillus improves Helicobacter pylori infected gastritis

World Journal of Gastroenterology ^ | Feb 9, 2010 | Unknown

[TigersEye]

Thus lactobacillus can be a choice to replace antibiotics or as an adjuvant to antibiotics in treating H. pylori-infected diseases.

Isn't that amazing? lol

[trisham]

bump!

[DainBramage]

I thought going green would decrease demand for gastritus?

[metmom]

What I always have to laugh at is how the naturalists, that the medical community so scorns and turns its collective nose up at, is right so much of the time.

They have called it on so many health issues, well before the medical community, and then after being told there’s nothing to what they say, the medical community makes these new amazing *discoveries* and announces it to the world like they’re some kind of heroes for discovering something that they act like nobody ever thought of before.

[TigersEye]

I know just what you mean. The MSM will be abuzz and practically breathless about some "amazing" discovery that "may" be the answer that sufferers of "XYZ syndrome" have been waiting for. But then they say "it's in clinical trials and won't be available to the public for a few years." Then they mention where they got the idea and I go "Whoa! the Chinese have been using that for hundreds of years."

America needs a cure for media hype. lol

Hmmmmm, maybe Barack Hussein 0bama is that cure!?!
The Ipecac for swallowing propaganda. We can HOPE. ;^)

[metmom]

Another thing is that Europe is way ahead of us on R&D with a lot of drugs.

The FDA and pharm industry and medical communities all act like if they didn’t give it their approval, it’s no good, just non-scientific quackery and dangerous to boot.

More dangerous than Vioxx, I wonder????

[nw_arizona_granny]

Thanks for the ping.