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I have come across a few sites, and clinics that claim to use this as a treatment.

Here is an extract:

In our clinic, our protocol is to supplement with Bladder-wrack seaweed capsules on an empty stomach. The bacteria loves Fucose, a simple sugar found in Bladder-wrack and mushrooms. Leaving the stomach walls, the adult H. pylori attach to the bladder-wrack and is carried out of the stomach.

Once in the small intestines, good quality, alkaline bile kills the bacteria. When I order a fecal material testing for H. pylori, I know the patient does not have a very alkaline bile. Supplementing with lecithin granules, and the amino acids, Taurine and glycine, on an empty stomach provides the liver with the material to convert cholesterol into a good quality bile.

I then came across these studies:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4641203/

This was an Australian study which might be off interest to you.

https://www.nutraingredients.com/Articl ... les-cancer

I was wondering if anyone has tried it, or any effectiveness in using this. I will always use antibiotics but was just wondering how useful this was.

Thanks for sharing those articles. The Australian study is actually one of our earlier works.

We only showed some inhibition of H. pylori activity in vitro. But similarly, many natural products also have anti-h. pylori property. The problem is they dont work in vivo.

Seaweed is consumed by many Japanese and Koreans and yet they have the highest H. pylori prevalence and gastric cancer rate in the world.

Wow! Very interesting