19/08/2026
The medical protocol for H.pylori is 2 weeks of antibiotics and acid reducing medication. However, the possibility of reinfection is high and tests are notoriously inaccurate.
Additionally people are left on acid reducing medication such as lansoprazole for decades. This can cause an array of symptoms;
https://www.healthexpress.co.uk/lansoprazole-side-effects
H.pylori reduces acid so you cannot digest your food which is what causes heartburn, acid reflux, stomach issues which then develops into SIBO - small intestine bacterial overgrowth.
Yet, the protocol is to reduce your stomach acid further - yet you have low stomach not high…..
https://www.drhagmeyer.com/can-h-pylori-cause-sibo/
My client had very vague results and an inconclusive test for H. Pylori.
It came up on testing alongside gastric issues.
You should not be taking acid reducing medication for longer than 3 months - if at all!
Healing with frequency is more effective and less harmful.