5 Day Juicing Plan for Peptic Ulcers

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5 Day Juicing Plan for Peptic Ulcers

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10 PRODUCTS, 2 INGREDIENTS
55 Calories per bottle

This protocol is inspired by pioneering research by Dr. Garnett Cheney at Stanford University, which found that fresh cabbage juice significantly accelerated peptic ulcer healing compared to standard hospital care.

Why This Protocol Matters

Peptic ulcers are often associated with inflammation and erosion of the stomach lining, commonly linked to H. pylori bacteria, stress, medications, and digestive imbalance.

This protocol was designed to support the stomach lining through the therapeutic properties of fresh cold-pressed cabbage and celery juice.

Rich in Vitamin U (S-methylmethionine), cabbage juice has been studied for its ability to support regeneration of the stomach lining, while cabbage and celery both contain compounds that may help inhibit H. pylori — the bacterium most commonly associated with peptic ulcers.

Together, cabbage and celery provide naturally occurring compounds with antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant activity that may help create a more supportive environment for healing.

What’s Inside

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10 Cabbage Cure
500ml

DAILY
PLANNER

What’s in the Bottle (and why it works)

🥬 Cabbage Juice (75%)

Rich in Vitamin U, traditionally associated with stomach lining support
Contains glutamine, which supports tissue repair and immune function
Naturally contains sulfur compounds studied for antibacterial activity against H. pylori
Anti-inflammatory and alkalising properties may help reduce gastric irritation

🌿 Celery Juice (25%)

Contains apigenin and luteolin, antioxidant compounds studied for anti-ulcer activity
Rich in polyacetylenes with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties
Naturally hydrating and rich in electrolytes
Provides pectin polysaccharides that may help support and protect the stomach lining

Together, cabbage and celery deliver a powerful combination of plant compounds designed to support the stomach lining and promote digestive wellbeing.

When Your Juice Arrives

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1. Store Your
Products

Your juices arrive frozen. Keep them in the freezer. If starting the next day, place Day 1’s juices in the fridge.

2. Prepare Your
Meals

Plan small, easily digestible meals and avoid spicy foods, processed foods, caffeine, alcohol, carbonated beverages, and highly acidic foods such as citrus and tomatoes.

3. Create a Healing
Environment

This is the perfect time to prioritise deep breathing, rest, hydration, and gentle movement to support the recovery process.

4. Defrost Your
Juices

On the evening before, allow the following day’s juices to defrost at room temperature. Refrigerate the next morning.

5. Follow the
Protocol

Drink your juices as outlined in your Daily Planner and adjust intake gradually if needed. Shake well before drinking.

When Your Juice Arrives

Previous Next

1. Store Your
Products

Your juices arrive frozen. Keep them in the freezer. If starting the next day, place Day 1’s juices in the fridge.

2. Prepare Your
Meals

Plan small, easily digestible meals and avoid spicy foods, processed foods, caffeine, alcohol, carbonated beverages, and highly acidic foods such as citrus and tomatoes.

3. Create a Healing
Environment

This is the perfect time to prioritise deep breathing, rest, hydration, and gentle movement to support the recovery process.

4. Defrost Your
Juices

On the evening before, allow the following day’s juices to defrost at room temperature. Refrigerate the next morning.

5. Follow the
Protocol

Drink your juices as outlined in your Daily Planner and adjust intake gradually if needed. Shake well before drinking.

Scientific References

Cheney, G. (1949). Rapid healing of peptic ulcers in patients receiving fresh cabbage juice.
Ortega‑Calvo, M., et al. (2015). Role of dietary polyphenols in the management of peptic ulcer: an overview.
Pandey, K. B., & Rizvi, S. I. (2019). Preventive and therapeutic potential of flavonoids in peptic ulcer disease.
Astapovskiy, A. A., et al. (2022). Vitamin U (S‑methylmethionine): metabolic effects and gastroprotective properties.
Cheney, G. (1952). Vitamin U Therapy of Peptic Ulcer.
Cheney, G. (1952). Vitamin U therapy of peptic ulcer; experience at San Quentin prison.
Drozdov, V.N., et al. (2023). Effect of 6‑month S‑methylmethionine intake on quality of life and dyspepsia symptoms in chronic gastritis.
Alkhalidy, H., et al. (2013). The effects and mechanisms of natural products on Helicobacter pylori eradication. (Review including cabbage and flavonoids)
Gao, J., et al. (2023). Flavonoids-rich plant extracts against Helicobacter pylori infection: mechanisms and perspectives.
García‑Sánchez, P. C., et al. (2018). A review of the antioxidant activity of celery (Apium graveolens L).
Colquhoun, M. J., et al. (2005). Polyacetylenes from Apiaceae vegetables: characterization and bioactivity.

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5 Day Juicing Plan for Peptic Ulcers
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5 Day Juicing Plan for Peptic Ulcers

5 Day Juicing Plan for Peptic Ulcers

Delivered blast frozen to your door

10 PRODUCTS, 2 INGREDIENTS

55 Calories per bottle

Why This Protocol Matters

What’s Inside

10 Cabbage Cure
500ml

DAILY
PLANNER

What’s in the Bottle (and why it works)

When Your Juice Arrives

1. Store Your
Products

2. Prepare Your
Meals

3. Create a Healing
Environment

4. Defrost Your
Juices

5. Follow the
Protocol

When Your Juice Arrives

1. Store Your
Products

2. Prepare Your
Meals

3. Create a Healing
Environment

4. Defrost Your
Juices

5. Follow the
Protocol

Scientific References

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5 Day Juicing Plan for Peptic Ulcers

Why This Protocol Matters

What’s Inside

10 Cabbage Cure 500ml

DAILY PLANNER

What’s in the Bottle (and why it works)

When Your Juice Arrives

1. Store Your Products

2. Prepare Your Meals

3. Create a Healing Environment

4. Defrost Your Juices

5. Follow the Protocol

When Your Juice Arrives

1. Store Your Products

2. Prepare Your Meals

3. Create a Healing Environment

4. Defrost Your Juices

5. Follow the Protocol

Scientific References

Ready to Get Started?

Let’s do this!

5 Day Juicing Plan for Peptic Ulcers

Quick Contact

Quick Links

10 Cabbage Cure
500ml

DAILY
PLANNER

1. Store Your
Products

2. Prepare Your
Meals

3. Create a Healing
Environment

4. Defrost Your
Juices

5. Follow the
Protocol

1. Store Your
Products

2. Prepare Your
Meals

3. Create a Healing
Environment

4. Defrost Your
Juices

5. Follow the
Protocol