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7 Home Remedies For Ulcers: Natural Herbs And Treatments
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7 Home Remedies for Ulcers: Natural Herbs and Treatments
If you're looking for quick ulcer pain relief, give these herbs and other natural home remedies a try.
Stomach pain, bloating, heartburn ... the discomfort of ulcer symptoms is no joke! If you'd like to try some simple home remedies for ulcers, here are seven to help soothe the fires within.
IMPORTANT!
If you're experiencing severe ulcer symptoms such as vomiting, dark bloody or tarry stool, faintness, trouble breating, appetite changes, or unexplained weight loss, it's important to seek help from a medical professional.
1.
Onions
Stock up on onions! They might give you gas, but they also prevent the growth of ulcer-causing bacteria that can increase your risk of gastritis (stomach inflammation) and, over time, lead to stomach cancer. Add sliced onion to salads and sandwiches, or toss them into stir-fries, fajitas, and pastas—just avoid frying, which can upset your stomach.
2.
Yogurt
Everyone’s wild for yogurt these days, and for good reason: Most yogurts contain active cultures, lactobacillus and bifidobacterium, that can help digestion by balancing out bad bacteria with good bacteria. If you’re on antibiotics, these yogurts can be especially helpful: They replenish the good bacteria that your meds have eliminated from your body, preventing diarrhea.
3.
Castor oil compress
Calm a painful ulcer with a castor oil “pack†applied to your abdomen. Castor oil can reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and heal tissues beneath the skin, and a compress is easy and inexpensive to make. Place a towel in castor oil until completely saturated. Squeeze to remove any extra liquid and avoid dripping. Cover the painful area on your abdomen, then top with a dry towel and a hot-water bottle for added pressure. Leave the pack on for up to one hour.
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Cabbage
Although it’s not the flashiest vegetable, cabbage offers some amazing ulcer-healing abilities: It helps protect the lining of the stomach and intestines and wards off the bacteria that cause ulcers. Try to eat two cups of raw cabbage every day (coleslaw, anyone?), or consider making a super-potent juice: Four cups of cabbage juice per day has been shown to heal peptic ulcers in less than a week! Choose fresh green cabbages for an optimal ulcer cure.
5.
Aloe juice
You might use aloe vera gel for sunburns and other skin problems, but did you know that the plant’s juice can work its soothing magic on your inflamed stomach lining too? Pick up some juice at your local health-food store or drugstore, and drink a few sips before each meal and at night. Aloe juice will relieve ulcer pain and promote healing.
6.
Garlic
Garlic is one of the world’s most effective and universal natural cures—and it can help prevent and heal stomach ulcers! If you can stand the strong taste, eat two cloves of raw garlic every day to control levels of the H. pylori bacteria in your gut. You can also chop up fresh garlic and add two tablespoons of raw, unprocessed honey. The benefits of honey are not limited to taste: Its antibacterial powers will double-team those nasty bad guys in your gut!
7.
Tea
By now, you should know that coffee will irritate an already-existing ulcer. But not so for tea! In fact, peppermint and chamomile teas are anti-inflammatories that can soothe your ulcer pain and encourage healing. Brew your tea and allow it to cool until just warm—too hot and you’ll irritate your ulcer. Stir in some raw honey for its antibacterial qualities as well as for its sweet flavor.
IMPORTANT!
Peppermint can worsen gastroesophageal reflux (or GERD) symptoms, so steer clear of peppermint tea, oil, or other peppermint flavorings if you have this condition.
The suggestions offered here are for informational purposes only. The author and publisher do not accept liability for damages arising from the use, attempted use, misuse, or application of any of the suggestions included on this post.
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Which Country Is The Richest In The World
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The abrupt reply is Qatar. But I will give the list of 15 top richest countries as per their par capita annual everage income. If individuals are rich, the country is rich. However, at the end you will find a list of countries who have more money in a collective way. The largest economies in terms of richness & money they have. Thus the answer is supposed to give you a very comprehensive & useful information about top most rich countries in the world at individual citizens level & as an economic power house at collective level.
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Want to know which is the richest country in the world? Here’s a list of the 15 Richest countries in the world 2019, ranked by GDP.
Wealth can be measured in various ways and doesn’t always have to include how much money a country has. It can also be welfare, health or happiness.
In this article, the richest country in the world is measured by the gross domestic product (at purchasing power parity – PPP) per capita standard.
This is the value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given year, divided by the total population for the same year. The value is given in international dollars, which is a hypothetical currency that follows the exchange rate of US dollars.
15. Germany
Germany is a major powerhouse when it comes to economy and they have a massive purchasing power. Several world leading companies are from Germany, such as Volkswagen, BMW, Siemens, and Adidas just to mention a few.
GDP Per Capita: 52,559
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14. Iceland
In recent years there has been a tourism boom in Iceland, and there seems to be no end in the interest of international visitors. Iceland was hit hard by the financial crisis in 2008, but much thanks to the export of fish and aluminum as well as the influx of tourism made sure that the country recovered quickly.
GDP Per Capita: 55,917
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13. Saudi Arabia
The Royal family of Saudi Arabia is one of the richest families in the world, but there is no shortage of other rich oil sheiks and business people in the country. The largest income comes from oil, and the Saudi Arabia has a GDP Per Capita at 55,944.
This is also where Mecca can be found, the holiest place within Islam.
GDP Per Capita: 55,944
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12. Netherlands
The Dutch have been successful in trading since the 1600s where they sailed around the world. Nowadays, they have a very effective food production which makes it possible to export the excess food. Many vegetables that are sold in Europe comes from the Netherlands.
They also have a successful oil refining, chemical industry, and machine production.
GDP Per Capita: 56,383
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11. San Marino
San Marino is primarily famous for its banking sector, and the residents are definitely living a wealthy life. Tourism is also contributing to the economy. San Marino is one of the smallest countries in the world, entirely surrounded by Italy.
GDP Per Capita: 60,313
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10. USA
A major world power since a long time that has shaped the world into what it is today. USA is the richest country in the world if you consider nominal GDP, but when measuring the GDP per capita, the United States will come at 10th place among the world’s richest countries.
The USA has huge income gaps, and there are enormous differences in minimum wages and those who are wealthy. The financial crisis also hit the US economy hard, but they have managed to recover quite well, and the US dollar is as strong as ever.
GDP Per Capita: 62,606
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9. Switzerland
Another country that has made itself famous for being a financial center is Switzerland. And it is the banking and finance services that contribute to a large part of the country’s wealthy economy.
Switzerland also has an important production industry and tourism. Most of the Swiss would be noted as wealthy in the majority of all countries around the world.
For example, one liter of milk could easily cost 7 USD, and a regular cleaner or maid could make more than 3000 USD per month.
GDP Per Capita: 64,649
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8. Kuwait
Kuwait has large quantities of oil which is also what makes up the majority of the country’s exports. However, they need to import both water and food since they can’t produce enough food for its population.
But that’s not really a problem since most people in Kuwait are wealthy and make a lot of money from the oil.
GDP Per Capita: 67,000
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7. United Arab Emirates
The fact that the United Arab Emirates is one of the richest countries in the world might not be surprising at all, considering the many impressive buildings that can be found in the Emirates. For example, the tallest building in the world and the only 7-star hotel, Burj al-Arab.
It’s primary oil that has made the Emirates rich, and in recent years they have created a financial center as well that have attracted a lot of wealthy people from around the world.
GDP Per Capita: 69,382
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6. Norway
Norwegians became rich from oil and fish. As an example, they introduced salmon for the Japanese people and their sushi. They found huge quantities of oil in the ’60s, and they have a capital fund worth 1092 billion USD.
Almost every Norwegian is wealthy in one way or another, and this has even led to the fact that they import workers from neighboring countries, such as Sweden for lower-skilled jobs.
GDP Per Capita: 74,356
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5. Ireland
Did you know that both Google and Facebook have their European office in Ireland? Many companies is attracted to have Ireland as their base due to tax advantages.
This has given a huge rise for the Irish economy, and they are now ranked as the fifth richest country in the world!
GDP Per Capita: 78,785
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4. Brunei
This small little sultanate has become rich thanks to their huge resources of oil and natural gas. Brunei doesn’t have either tax or VAT.
GDP Per Capita: 79,530
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3. Singapore
One of the world’s top financial centers that have become experts in importing products and services to resell. Many Singaporeans are grown up with a desire to become rich, and with the right mentality, will power and conditions, much can happen.
The movie Crazy Rich Asians take place in Singapore and give some insights into the rich society and the wealthiest people in the country.
GDP Per Capita: 100,345
2. Luxembourg
Another small country that has become rich thanks to banking and financial services. They also have a strong industry of steel, rubber, and chemicals. Several of the main headquarters of the EU can be found in the capital of Luxembourg.
GDP Per Capita: 106,705
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1. Qatar
Qatar is the richest country in the world according to GDP per capita. Wealth primarily comes from oil and natural gas. Qatar also tries to lie at the forefront when it comes to technical innovation and making themselves independent of fossil fuels in the future.
This is also where one of the best airlines in the world has its main base – Qatar Airways.
GDP Per Capita: 130,475
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Side Note: Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macao would all be listed as some of the richest countries in the world, if they were independent countries, Also Monaco and Liechtenstein would probably rank well on this list, but they are not members of the IMF, and are thus not included.
More about the richest country in the world
The United States is de facto the richest country in the world if you consider the economy as a whole, but if you measure it by GDP per capita, then Qatar is the world’s richest country.
GDP per Capita is better to paint the whole picture of wealth in a country. In short, the United States has the largest amount of money, even though they also have a massive state debt. China has the second largest amount of money in the world, and are expected to precede the USA in the future and thus become the richest country in the world.
However, the reason why neither the United States or China could be ranked at the top in this list of the richest countries in the world is that there are so many poor people living within their borders, which lowers their GDP per capita significantly.
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The largest economies in the world
So, now that you know which are the richest countries in the world, ranked by GDP per capita, it will of course also be interesting to know about the world’s largest economies.
This list ranks the countries by the amount of money they have.
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