Gastritis is the inflammation of the stomach caused by a variety of conditions that can affect the stomach wall and lining. Major surgery, alcohol consumption, aspirin consumption, a diet rich in fatty foods, injuries, infections, autoimmune disorders and chronic reflux are all common reasons for stomach gastritis to occur. Typical symptoms include bloating, belching, nausea, vomiting and burning pains in the abdomen. Fortunately there are alternative remedies in helping individuals who prefer a more natural approach when dealing with gastritis.

Nux Vomica

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center states that homeopathic doctors have been traditionally using nux vomica as an alternative remedy and treatment of stomach gastritis and ailments such as heartburn, stomach discomfort, bloating and constipation for several years. Nux vomica is an evergreen that contains powerful alkaloids that can help alleviate gastritis symptoms as well as promoting a feeling of well being. Consult with your health care professional for proper dosage, although up to one grain of nux vomica daily is recommended.

Lycopodium

Per the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, lycopodium has been traditionally used as an antidote to stomach gastritis and helps alleviate belching, bloating and the feeling of stomach fullness. Lycopodium, also known as club moss, is a plant found all over the world, usually in dry areas. Lycopodium produces yellowish spores that have been to treat not only stomach gastritis, but a variety of other illnesses such as indigestion, fevers, colds, ulcers, and liver problems. For stomach gastritis, lycopodium should be taken in the liquid form. Consult with your health care professional for proper dosage information.

Pulsatilla

Pulsatilla is a think rooted flower native to Europe. In the herbal form, pulsatilla has been used to centuries to treat a plethora of ailments such as eye problems, headaches, colds, colic, indigestion, heartburn and gastritis. Pulsatilla contains anemonine, a crystalline with strong properties that is responsible for the homeopathic and natural healing of certain ailments. According to the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, pulsatilla works well particularly well with gastritis sufferers that have consumed a meal rich in fatty foods.

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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center: Gastritis