*How Does H. pylori Damage Your Stomach?*


Once it is in your stomach and intestine, H. pylori causes an inflammatoryresponse that damages the cells that line the stomach. The parietal cellsare responsible for producing stomach acid which becomes damaged.

Research indicates that H pylori bacteria prime the immune system to makeantibodies that actually attack the lining of the stomach and, in particular, theparietal cells that make acid.
This condition, where your own immune system begins to attack its own tissues,is called an autoimmune reaction.

The autoimmune attack against the parietal cells(stomach cells that responsible for gastric secretion) can lead to lower levels of stomach acid. Once stomach acid is low, it is notpossible for you to digest and absorb food properly. This can lead to a slowpassage of food through the digestive tract, symptoms such as heartburn,bloating, constipation and abdominal pain, as well as nutrient deficiencies suchas iron deficiency (anaemia) and B vitamin insufficiency.

If stomach acid levels are too low, food may sit in your stomach for too long andputrefy(decay).

The gases produced during this putrefaction(decaying) can cause reflux, heartburnand other unpleasant symptoms.

The biggest problem with this scenario is thatdoctors will often prescribe heartburn or reflux medications because we think the symptoms are being caused by too much acid. Here, treatment using antacid medications often worsens the problem.

Studies have shown that H. pylori bacteria prefer to live in the least acidic areas of the stomach.

It is therefore likely that antacid and PPI medications such as
omeprazole and lanzoprazole (brand names Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid) mayactually help H. pylori survive.

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*How Does H. pylori Damage Your Stomach?*


Once it is in your stomach and intestine, H. pylori causes an inflammatoryresponse that damages the cells that line the stomach. The parietal cellsare responsible for producing stomach acid which becomes damaged.

Research indicates that H pylori bacteria prime the immune system to makeantibodies that actually attack the lining of the stomach and, in particular, theparietal cells that make acid.
This condition, where your own immune system begins to attack its own tissues,is called an autoimmune reaction.

The autoimmune attack against the parietal cells(stomach cells that responsible for gastric secretion) can lead to lower levels of stomach acid. Once stomach acid is low, it is notpossible for you to digest and absorb food properly. This can lead to a slowpassage of food through the digestive tract, symptoms such as heartburn,bloating, constipation and abdominal pain, as well as nutrient deficiencies suchas iron deficiency (anaemia) and B vitamin insufficiency.

If stomach acid levels are too low, food may sit in your stomach for too long andputrefy(decay).

The gases produced during this putrefaction(decaying) can cause reflux, heartburnand other unpleasant symptoms.

The biggest problem with this scenario is thatdoctors will often prescribe heartburn or reflux medications because we think the symptoms are being caused by too much acid. Here, treatment using antacid medications often worsens the problem.

Studies have shown that H. pylori bacteria prefer to live in the least acidic areas of the stomach.

It is therefore likely that antacid and PPI medications such as
omeprazole and lanzoprazole (brand names Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid) mayactually help H. pylori survive.

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*How Does H. pylori Damage Your Stomach?*


Once it is in your stomach and intestine, H. pylori causes an inflammatoryresponse that damages the cells that line the stomach. The parietal cellsare responsible for producing stomach acid which becomes damaged.

Research indicates that H pylori bacteria prime the immune system to makeantibodies that actually attack the lining of the stomach and, in particular, theparietal cells that make acid.
This condition, where your own immune system begins to attack its own tissues,is called an autoimmune reaction.

The autoimmune attack against the parietal cells(stomach cells that responsible for gastric secretion) can lead to lower levels of stomach acid. Once stomach acid is low, it is notpossible for you to digest and absorb food properly. This can lead to a slowpassage of food through the digestive tract, symptoms such as heartburn,bloating, constipation and abdominal pain, as well as nutrient deficiencies suchas iron deficiency (anaemia) and B vitamin insufficiency.

If stomach acid levels are too low, food may sit in your stomach for too long andputrefy(decay).

The gases produced during this putrefaction(decaying) can cause reflux, heartburnand other unpleasant symptoms.

The biggest problem with this scenario is thatdoctors will often prescribe heartburn or reflux medications because we think the symptoms are being caused by too much acid. Here, treatment using antacid medications often worsens the problem.

Studies have shown that H. pylori bacteria prefer to live in the least acidic areas of the stomach.

It is therefore likely that antacid and PPI medications such as
omeprazole and lanzoprazole (brand names Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid) mayactually help H. pylori survive.

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*How Does H. pylori Damage Your Stomach?*


Once it is in your stomach and intestine, H. pylori causes an inflammatoryresponse that damages the cells that line the stomach. The parietal cellsare responsible for producing stomach acid which becomes damaged.

Research indicates that H pylori bacteria prime the immune system to makeantibodies that actually attack the lining of the stomach and, in particular, theparietal cells that make acid.
This condition, where your own immune system begins to attack its own tissues,is called an autoimmune reaction.

The autoimmune attack against the parietal cells(stomach cells that responsible for gastric secretion) can lead to lower levels of stomach acid. Once stomach acid is low, it is notpossible for you to digest and absorb food properly. This can lead to a slowpassage of food through the digestive tract, symptoms such as heartburn,bloating, constipation and abdominal pain, as well as nutrient deficiencies suchas iron deficiency (anaemia) and B vitamin insufficiency.

If stomach acid levels are too low, food may sit in your stomach for too long andputrefy(decay).

The gases produced during this putrefaction(decaying) can cause reflux, heartburnand other unpleasant symptoms.

The biggest problem with this scenario is thatdoctors will often prescribe heartburn or reflux medications because we think the symptoms are being caused by too much acid. Here, treatment using antacid medications often worsens the problem.

Studies have shown that H. pylori bacteria prefer to live in the least acidic areas of the stomach.

It is therefore likely that antacid and PPI medications such as
omeprazole and lanzoprazole (brand names Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid) mayactually help H. pylori survive.

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*How Does H. pylori Damage Your Stomach?*


Once it is in your stomach and intestine, H. pylori causes an inflammatoryresponse that damages the cells that line the stomach. The parietal cellsare responsible for producing stomach acid which becomes damaged.

Research indicates that H pylori bacteria prime the immune system to makeantibodies that actually attack the lining of the stomach and, in particular, theparietal cells that make acid.
This condition, where your own immune system begins to attack its own tissues,is called an autoimmune reaction.

The autoimmune attack against the parietal cells(stomach cells that responsible for gastric secretion) can lead to lower levels of stomach acid. Once stomach acid is low, it is notpossible for you to digest and absorb food properly. This can lead to a slowpassage of food through the digestive tract, symptoms such as heartburn,bloating, constipation and abdominal pain, as well as nutrient deficiencies suchas iron deficiency (anaemia) and B vitamin insufficiency.

If stomach acid levels are too low, food may sit in your stomach for too long andputrefy(decay).

The gases produced during this putrefaction(decaying) can cause reflux, heartburnand other unpleasant symptoms.

The biggest problem with this scenario is thatdoctors will often prescribe heartburn or reflux medications because we think the symptoms are being caused by too much acid. Here, treatment using antacid medications often worsens the problem.

Studies have shown that H. pylori bacteria prefer to live in the least acidic areas of the stomach.

It is therefore likely that antacid and PPI medications such as
omeprazole and lanzoprazole (brand names Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid) mayactually help H. pylori survive.

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Day 6 Salary Detox Challenge: Start Learning to Buy Back Your Time.

Every month, you trade your time for salary.
But when that salary comes… what do you trade it for? Jamb Question.

You go for a new outfit abi? Another flex weekend? A subscription you won’t use?
Or do you really use it to buy back your time?

Some wealthy men wouldn't want you to hear this, "If you don’t learn how to buy back your time, you will hustle for the rest of your life."

I have always had a big concern with the mindset of many civil servants and 9–5 workers.

You close work by 3:30pm, and the rest of your day is in your hands. But instead of using it to build your future, you sit at home watching TV, arguing or romancing with your spouse, scrolling endlessly on social media, or looking for someone to gossip with.

Then at the end of the month, you say “the salary is not enough.”

See ehh, the problem is not just your salary, the problem is what you are doing with your free time and the salary they gave you.

Every salary you earn should have a portion... no matter how small that starts buying your freedom back.

You save. You invest. You build systems.
Because one day, your energy will drop, your job may end, and if all you did was hustle with no structure, you will be in regret.

So, today’s challenge is simple.
Find one activity that wastes your time… and replace it with something that builds your life and finances.

See, while the poor spend time, the wealthy invest time like they do with capital.

I didn’t build Pamtech today by luck, I started with salary and started using my free time like a weapon, every night, weekend, free moment. I invested my salary and free time and used it to design my future.

You can too.
But first, stop wasting time like it’s free. it’s one of the most expensive things you have.

Please, share and comment to give me energy to create more. This Salary Detox is a mission, let's make it a movement.

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