It has been said 80% of gastric ulcers are related to H. pylori (helicobacter pylori), a bacteria thriving in acidic conditions, therefore it’s safe to assume concerns of diet for an ulcer are extremely relevant.  First, there might be a nasty bacteria growing in the stomach, and second, this already acidic invasion could use an intake overhaul to decrease acid related symptoms of acid reflux and painful heartburn.  These ulcers are usually referred to as peptic ulcers and they are commonly defined as an erosion in the stomach lining caused by stomach acid used in digestion.  However, they can also occur into the upper intestinal area; these are called duodenal ulcers.

General Tips for Ulcer Diets

By following these general suggestions you will lessen the painful stomach symptoms of gastritis and even the potential for a bleeding ulcer. 

·         Eat smaller more frequent meals

·         Chew food well

·         Eat low fat foods

·         Avoid spicy and fried foods

These suggestions in addition to cutting down or completely eliminating coffee, tea, caffeinated and carbonated beverages, tomato-based foods, alcohol and chocolate you will gain better acid reflux symptom control which is especially important when dealing with an ulcer.

Good Foods for an Ulcer Diet

Foods to Avoid for an Ulcer Diet