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There are natural remedies for gastritis.

Many herbs can be beneficial for conditions like gastritis that can help heal and restore damaged stomach lining and ease digestive troubles.

DGL: Deglycyrrhizinated licorice, or DGL, has been found to be effective in relieving minor GI discomfort.

Marshmallow root: Marshmallow root is a traditional soothing herb with a long history of use for coating the gastric lining.

Aloe vera concentrate: Aloe vera concentrate is beneficial to the gastric mucosa due in part to its ability to balance stomach acid levels and promote healthy mucus production. It is also considered a soothing herb.

Slippery elm bark: Slippery elm bark is a traditional soothing herb that has been used for centuries.

Zinc carnosine: Zinc carnosine supports gastrointestinal integrity and permeability, healthy cellular metabolism, and DNA integrity.

Read on to learn more about effective, natural, and safe remedies for gastritis:
https://restorativehealthsolutions.com/blog/gut-health/how-to-heal-gastritis-naturally/

Ninety-three percent of people with chronic Lyme disease are also fighting at least one co-infection.

Let that sink in.

This is often why people go on to develop Lyme chronically; their immune systems can't fight Lyme on their own because of being bombarded with multiple attacks.
This is also why accurate, thorough testing is so necessary when Lyme is a possibility. You can also be fighting co-infections and not have Lyme disease.

Good, reliable testing checks for multiple species of Borrelia (not just B. burgdorferi) and multiple species of each co-infection.

Can stress cause stomach ulcers?

Stress alone rarely creates ulcers directly. However, it can significantly weaken the stomach’s natural defenses and make the digestive tract more vulnerable to irritation over time.

Learn more about stress, ulcers, and digestive health from Dr. Paul in this week's article: https://restorativehealthsolutions.com/blog/gut-health/can-stress-cause-stomach-ulcers/