Midabdomen Pain, Stomach Pain

Midabdomen Pain, Stomach Pain

The colon crosses over from your right side to the left side at
the midabdomen. This is also the location for the bile duct to join
your small intestine. Most midabdomen pain comes from either
the colon or the bile duct connections. Kill parasites and bacteria
by zapping or with the herbal recipe. Improve your digestion
with diet clean up (off moldy food, boil dairy products).
Sometimes the midabdomen pain stems from the stomach itself.
The valves at the top and bottom of the stomach are meant to
keep the food in. The valve at the top where the stomach joins the
esophagus is a favorite location for bacteria.
You seldom feel them here though. This is just under your
breastbone. They do their work quietly. Eventually, the tissue
there is so weakened, the valve can't shut tightly and food is allowed
to go back up the esophagus. This is called reflux and you
may be told to sleep with your head elevated and to eat small
meals, especially at bedtime. You may be given Reglan,TM a
drug to help empty the stomach faster. Digestive enzymes will
help empty the stomach, too, but may harbor molds. The real
solution is to kill the bacteria in this area and

keep them from reinvading it. Start by killing the Salmonellas
and Campylobacters (zap them).
Within a day or so,
however, the area can
be re-invaded. Some
bacteria are coming
from your teeth! Some
come from the liver!
Often both sources are
supplying bacteria to
the stomach. The
stomach allows a little
bile to enter at the end
of each meal, this is
normal. But if the bile
is full of live parasite stages and bacteria they may try to colonize
the stomach, too. If there is insufficient stomach acid to kill
them or if there is an accumulation of toxin in the stomach, they
will get a foothold. Then they can burrow down deep to escape
acid. Eventually, an ulcer can develop.