In my opinion, absolutely.

I had a duodenal ulcer for years before my fillings were removed. I was so painful sometimes that I would spend 5 to 15 minutes on my knees, unable to walk, usually after eating certain kinds of foods.

I believe that mercury, after supressing the immune system and causing mutations and gross changes to digestive fora, facilitates the habitation of helicobactor pylori.


Mercury accumulates in the body over time and therefore the toxic effects of mercury become more and more potent over time. As the toxic load increases, the body breaks down, part by part, based on the relative order of your genetic weaknesses. This is why some people have certain symptoms associated with mercury while others will have a completely different set of illnesses associated with mercury.

The best way to deal with helicobactor pylori is supplementation. I highly recommend Gasto Health (to purchase) to battle this problem until your fillings are replaced. I would bet that after the fillings are replaced, you will no longer need the supplement.

I would generally avoid antibiotics when possible because they can incur a myriad of other issues.

As for the other digestive issues...

For gas, the best thing I've found is NSP's Chinese Anti-Gas Forumla (to purchase).

For constipation, your best bet is Magnesium (to purchase). I used this myself extensively. Mercury displaces magnesium so it's important to supplement while you are still toxic.

I hope this helps.