If you suffer from persistent digestive discomfort such as heartburn or nausea, speak to a professional about screening for the Helicobacter pylori bacterium. In the absence of signs of discomfort, it is unnecessary to undergo screening tests.

noli's read

Marine Lorphelin's explanations align perfectly with current scientific data. The prevalence of 15 to 30% in France and nearly half of the global population is confirmed by epidemiological observational studies, notably cited by the Haute Autorité de Santé (HAS). The link between this stomach bacterium and the development of gastric wall lesions or, in approximately 1% of cases, serious complications, is documented by large meta-analyses. Furthermore, the recommendations of the HAS (expert opinions and practitioner consensus) confirm that it is unnecessary to perform tests if one feels no digestive discomfort. The efficacy of the protocol to eliminate the bacterium and soothe the digestive system is, for its part, demonstrated by numerous randomized clinical trials (RCT).

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