Digestive tract issues? Ulcers? Bleeding Ulcers? Try this!

Click here for some serious relief from Ulcer pain.

I developed ulcers about 5 years ago. After years of combating neck pain and taking too many stomach deteriorating pain relievers, I found myself with bleeding ulcers. The pain is something that unless you have them too you will not understand or find compassion for, as I didn't - until I actually had them and felt it for myself.  Up to that point if someone starting going on and on about their ulcers, my eyes glazed over and I blocked out the whining and ran through my grocery list in my head until said 'complaining had halted' and we could get back to REAL problems.......then I woke up with ulcers and now I see ya'all glazing over and blocking out the rest of this post.

Good news! If you don't have an ulcer or ulcers you are lucky and dismissed from continuing to read the rest of this blog. If you are unfortunate enough to find yourself battling the ugly behavior of painful stomach ulcers. I have found something that REALLY WORKS!

DGL (deglycerrhizinated licorice) Yup, it's true. Licorice tablets. They taste like black licorice and hay mixed with some dirt and a bug or two. They are chewable, get the first two down and try to keep them down while you associate the taste with "WAHLAAHHHH" almost instant relief of the pain you have been experiencing in your stomach. Don't believe me? Well, for under $15 you can find out for yourself. 100 tablets for under $15, I took 2 every few hours while I was having an attack. Now I take 2 if I ever have to take a pain reliever, and I have had 2 car accidents and just got out of surgery yesterday - so I have been taking about 2 a day, and I am telling you - NO PAIN.

Bleeding ulcer pain causes mid back pain, it comes and goes as your stomach throbs in pain - usually brought on by diet, stress or medication. Sometimes we mistake ulcer pain for back pain, take more pain relievers causing more ulcer flare up and more back pain....and on and on and on.

In short, stop suffering. I have. After 5 years, and 3 upper GI's and tons of medication. I just take a nasty tasting chewable tablet and go on about my day - you can too.

In love and excellent taste,
D for Diva