Home remedies for gastritis: 10 best natural treatments

Written by: Nancy Dixit Reviewed by: Dr. Swati Mishra

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Ginger (Adrak)

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Peppermint (Pudina)

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Chamomile Tea

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Aloe Vera Juice

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Turmeric (Haldi)

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Garlic (Lehsun)

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Liquorice (Muleth)

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Cumin (Jeera) Water

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Broccoli

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Black Seed Oil

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