zzzzlady
12-06-2004, 05:59 PM
Hello all,
I've had consistent stomach problems for the past couple of years after an upper GI barium swallow indicated a small Hiatal hernia. My pain, however, sounds similar to ulcer symptoms, but they didn't find any ulcers. I have pain at the top portion of my stomach (right under the breastbone) about 3 to 4 hours after a meal.......basically when my stomach is empty. I've tried everything from DGL to digestive enzymes, etc. I prefer natural remedies instead of the acid blocker drugs which can make things worst in some cases. Recently I've been trying a product called COLOSTRUM. It is suppose to repair the entire digestive tract from esophagus down thru the intestines. I've noticed marked improvement over the past few days. The only side effect I've noticed is that my breasts are a bit sore.
Does anyone have any experience with this supplement? Could sore breasts be a side effect? If you've used it, has it helped anyone with their symptoms?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts/ideas/experiences !
Cathy
I've had consistent stomach problems for the past couple of years after an upper GI barium swallow indicated a small Hiatal hernia. My pain, however, sounds similar to ulcer symptoms, but they didn't find any ulcers. I have pain at the top portion of my stomach (right under the breastbone) about 3 to 4 hours after a meal.......basically when my stomach is empty. I've tried everything from DGL to digestive enzymes, etc. I prefer natural remedies instead of the acid blocker drugs which can make things worst in some cases. Recently I've been trying a product called COLOSTRUM. It is suppose to repair the entire digestive tract from esophagus down thru the intestines. I've noticed marked improvement over the past few days. The only side effect I've noticed is that my breasts are a bit sore.
Does anyone have any experience with this supplement? Could sore breasts be a side effect? If you've used it, has it helped anyone with their symptoms?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts/ideas/experiences !
Cathy
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Harry
12-09-2004, 02:01 AM
Cathy,
I thought colostrum was suppose to help your immune system and not pain directly??
The pain that you have after eating sounds like muscle spasms or cramping in that area. My wife has had it.
It indicates a lack of magnesium in your diet. You could try taking a magnesium supplement or a homeopathic remedy -- Magnesia Phos--- both you can get at a health food store..
I wish you well---Harry
I thought colostrum was suppose to help your immune system and not pain directly??
The pain that you have after eating sounds like muscle spasms or cramping in that area. My wife has had it.
It indicates a lack of magnesium in your diet. You could try taking a magnesium supplement or a homeopathic remedy -- Magnesia Phos--- both you can get at a health food store..
I wish you well---Harry