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I have sensitive gut and every drug makes me nauseous. I used pantoprazole along with medication in the past, and it was helping a lot. I read about PPIs side effects, so I don't want take them anymore. Is there any natural alternative which may protect my stomach?
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I think there definitely are a lot of natural things you can use.
I heard that aloe vera juice can sometimes help, and marshmallow root powder I think is also good, but I can't quite remember.
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- DGL . . . Slippery Elm Bark powder mixed in a little water and drink . . . same with Marshmallow Root powder. (sorry, not at all related to those fluffy glucose & insulin bombs in plastic bags).
While not the same thing as gastroparesis, some of the detail about what else can soothe a tender GI tract are in both threads below.
PPIs - Proton Pump Inhibitors - Cautions - Links set w/ alternatives -
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PPIs & steroids use is now being warned as contributing to C dif. Of course antibiotics also can cause C dif.
I wonder why C dif is now wide spread in hospitals, nursing homes, etc? Well, we know docs think steroids cure everything.
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