Rich in sulforaphane, broccoli sprouts may reduce both bacterial load and gastric inflammation.
5. Manuka Honey
Known for strong antibacterial action. Take one tablespoon daily before breakfast or spread it on whole-grain toast.
6. Cranberry Juice
Its antibacterial properties can help prevent bacterial adhesion in the stomach and promote elimination through the urinary tract.
7. Black Seeds (Nigella sativa)
A study found that 2 g/day of ground black seeds combined with omeprazole was more effective than standard treatment alone.
8. Probiotics
Probiotic-rich foods help restore healthy gut flora, reduce inflammation, and support digestion.
Dietary Adjustments for Recovery
Recommended:
- Flax and chia seeds (rich in omega-3s)
- Kefir (excellent probiotic source)
- Cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, kale, cauliflower)
- Wild-caught fish
- Daily Manuka honey
- Fresh berries
Avoid:
- Spicy or pickled foods
- Carbonated drinks
- Caffeine
- Low-fiber refined cereals
Key Takeaway
H. pylori is common but treatable. Alongside medical advice, certain natural remedies and targeted dietary changes can support the healing process, reduce bacterial load, and protect digestive health.
Rich in sulforaphane, broccoli sprouts may reduce both bacterial load and gastric inflammation.
5. Manuka Honey
Known for strong antibacterial action. Take one tablespoon daily before breakfast or spread it on whole-grain toast.
6. Cranberry Juice
Its antibacterial properties can help prevent bacterial adhesion in the stomach and promote elimination through the urinary tract.
7. Black Seeds (Nigella sativa)
A study found that 2 g/day of ground black seeds combined with omeprazole was more effective than standard treatment alone.
8. Probiotics
Probiotic-rich foods help restore healthy gut flora, reduce inflammation, and support digestion.
Dietary Adjustments for Recovery
Recommended:
- Flax and chia seeds (rich in omega-3s)
- Kefir (excellent probiotic source)
- Cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, kale, cauliflower)
- Wild-caught fish
- Daily Manuka honey
- Fresh berries
Avoid:
- Spicy or pickled foods
- Carbonated drinks
- Caffeine
- Low-fiber refined cereals
Key Takeaway
H. pylori is common but treatable. Alongside medical advice, certain natural remedies and targeted dietary changes can support the healing process, reduce bacterial load, and protect digestive health.
