All Natural Remidies for Stomach Pains

Remedies to Treat Abdominal Pain

TURMERIC -
is (1) teaspoon of turmeric powder, some cinnamon and half teaspoon of baking soda with warm water. Use up to 5 to 6 days.

The taste was actually quite nice with the cinnamon powder. 7/24/2007:
Brenda (energygal@yahoo.com) from Klang, Selangor, Malaysia writes:
"I was having abdominal pain about 3 hours after meal for 2 weeks. The pain radiated to upper right abdomen and I felt like bending over when the pain started. My GP sent me for blood test and scan with negative results. After desperately looking for an alternative therapy, i found your web-site & figured out it could be a bug. That evening, I had a teaspoon of turmeric powder, some cinnamon and half teaspoon of baking soda with warm water. The taste was actually quite nice with the cinnamon powder. I thought it was such coincidence that I did not feel any pain for the 1st time in 2 weeks the next day. And I continued with the concoction every evening for 5 days. Amazingly, the pain did not come back at all. To me, this is a miracle. Thank you for this site and to everyone for sharing."

APPLE CIDER VINEGAR

hypochlorhydria (low stomach acid) and the use of apple cider vinegar and digestive enzymes.

(1) table spoon of Apple Cider Vinegar
11/17/2006:
Diana from Bemidji, MN writes,
"For over a year my medical doctors have been unable to find a cause or treatment for my severe abdominal pain that had caused me to be unable to work full-time. They then labeled my problem "anxiety." I finally ran into the idea of hypochlorhydria (low stomach acid) and the use of apple cider vinegar and digestive enzymes. WOW! I had almost immediate relief! I even love the taste of the vinegar undiluted. I work for a medical clinic and am extremely disappointed in doctors' lack of knowledge in natural remedies and their insistence on labeling me as having stomach pain as a result of anxiety. I'm glad I accidentally came across this remedy. It has saved my life, in my opinion."

2/9/2006:
Adrienne from Chicago writes,
"I got food poisoning on Feb.4th.. I saw this suggestion this morning. I immediately tried the ACV.. Another testament to this product. It took about two hours or so to start working. My abdominal pains seemed to be shifting from all around. I realized that the pain had subsided and has now left.. thank-goodness for this site and this suggestion. I feel much better.."

AVOID IBUPROFEN
10/6/2006: Lorraine from Half Moon Bay, CA writes,
"I had a "frozen shoulder" and the physical therapy was a bit painful. I was told by the physical therapist, and previously by a chiropractor, that Advil was beneficial to help the inflammation. The chiropractor said that 2400 mg daily was okay, and I got into the habit of taking it 3 pills at a time. One day I started having lingering abdominal cramps and heartburn. I went to a doctor and he said there was a sore on my larynx that looked to be from stomach acid. he put me on Nexium and told me to stop taking Advil. He also gave me a list of foods not to eat (tomato, chocolate etc.) My symptoms got better on this program, but my stomach still seems more sensitive than it used to be."

Oil Blends for Abdominal Pain
For the Upper Abdominal area,
apply the following oil blend over the painful area in a clockwise direction:

3 drops Peppermint oil
2 drops Clove oil diluted into
1 teaspoon Base Oil

For the Lower Abdominal area,
apply the following oil blend over the painful area in a clockwise direction:

2 drops Thyme oil
3 drops Eucalyptus oil
diluted into 1 teaspoon Base Oil