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Is zinc carnosine an effective natural treatment for gastritis?
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Helpful adjunct: The medical literature shows that zinc carnosine can reduce inflammation, hasten the healing of stomach lining injury, and speed the eradication of H pylori. However, use as a sole treatment (particularly with H. pylori) would generally be seen as suboptimal.
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