So if you have any inflammation in your digestive tract, whether it's in the stomach,

the small intestine or the large intestine, you are going to be very glad you watch this video,

because I'm going to show you a very simple inexpensive remedy that virtually has zero side effects

that you can use for gastritis, irritation to your esophagus, ulcers, and you can also use this

for like a hernia. And if you have diverticulitis or colitis or ulcerative colitis,

or even Crohn's, any inflammation in your digestive tract, you should try this remedy.

You know, if you look at the current method of treating these conditions, one of the things they

do is they use an antibiotic, you know, antibiotics have been touted as the most incredible discovery

of this century, right? Well, if that's true, they definitely have created a lot of problems for us,

and a lot of people take antibiotics. I mean, each year, it's like 73 billion antibiotics are

prescribed. I mean, if you do the math, I think this comes out to, and I'm correct me if I'm wrong,

I think it's like nine or 10 antibiotics for every man, woman, and child on this planet. That's a lot

of antibiotics. And the problem with antibiotics is that they may kill a good percentage of

friendly bacteria in your gut. But what about those bacteria that survive, right? You ever hear the

expression, what won't kill you will make you stronger? Well, that's exactly what happens when

you take antibiotics. The microbes that survive become super bugs, okay? They can then release what

is technically called a can of whoop-ass on your body. They can create all sorts of problems because

the relationship initially was friendly. Now that relationship is not too friendly, okay? Some of

these microbes that did not create a problem become more pathogenic in the relationship like E. coli

and San Manila and H. Pallori Candida, which at one time, you know, lived in peace with your

system. But now they're very antagonistic and they can create all sorts of inflammation in your

digestive system. I mean, the same thing goes with even cancer. When someone takes chemotherapy,

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