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Step 1
Browse the book "Dr. McDougall's Digestive Tune-Up" by John A. McDougall. This book is full of many different suggestions for a variety of ulcer symptoms.
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Step 2
Visit a nutritionist. A nutritionist will give you suggestions about what kinds of foods to eat while you manage your ulcer, and will even tell you how to prepare them.
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Step 3
Educate yourself about eating properly for healthy digestion. Use the book "The Digestive Awareness Diet: You Are HOW You Eat" by John K. Pollard to help you manage your ulcer through better all-around eating and dietary habits.
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Step 4
Rid your system of acid wastes through diet. Read "The Acid Alkaline Balance Diet: An Innovative Program for Ridding Your Body of Acidic Wastes" by Felicia Drury Kliment for guidance.
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Step 1
Cut processed foods out of your diet, or at least limit them severely. The chemicals and preservatives in processed and ready-made foods can aggravate a sensitive stomach.
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Step 2
Stick to fresh fruits and vegetables. Organically grown varieties are best.
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Step 3
Increase your fiber intake.
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Step 4
Drink enough water. Drink at least 8 to 12 cups of water a day for proper hydration and digestion.
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Step 5
Decrease the acidic foods you use in your diet.
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Step 6
Remove alcoholic beverages and coffee from your diet. Both of these beverages are known to cause and aggravate ulcers.









