1) Licorice
Many studies have proven that licorice is very powerful at healing all sorts of ulcers including peptic ulcers. The way licorice works is that it reduces the severity of your stomach acid so that it does not harm your stomach lining. Licorice can be taken in the form of tea or candy because either way has been proven to help heal ulcers. I prefer the tea. To make the tea take sliced licorice root and add it to one quart of boiling water. Continue to boil the water and licorice for another five minutes then remove it from the heating source. Allow adequate time for the tea to steep to receive the full benefits of the licorice. Doing this for three or four months everyday will really help heal up your ulcer.

Licorice

2) Natural Diet
One way to cure many degenerative illnesses such as a peptic ulcer and to keep that illness away is to change what you are eating. One of the best natural home remedies for peptic ulcer is to maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle. Nearly thirty years ago a doctor named John McDougall started to investigate how diet impacts our overall health and well-being. He started his work when working as a plantation physician in Hawaii. When treating Asian workers, he observed that the older generations were sick much less than the younger generations. He soon discovered that the older generations were healthier than the younger generations because they were not eating the rich western diet. Actually their diet was totally different than the western diet. It consisted of grains, potatoes, corn, and other starches with little or no animal products at all. This diet was made up of natural foods and excluded processed junk foods.

After this observation he soon found out that there were other countries that had similar diets in different parts of the world. When looking at these people that ate their natural healthy diet, he noticed that they looked young, trim, fit, and had very little or no health issues. After completing his work Dr. McDougall began to develop a diet that was centered on the ideas of the Japanese and the other countries and came up with the McDougall Program. This diet took this new or old idea of dieting to a new level which included no animal products, no processed foods, no oils, and no fats. Instead the diet was made up of nothing but natural plant based foods such as grains, vegetables, fruits, and starches.

3) Castor Oil
Castor oil mixed in with almond milk is one way of curing your stomach ulcer.  Castor oil can give your stomach lining the support it needs to start healing from an ulcer and you can also get some pain relief at the same time. Just by adding ten to twelve drops of castor oil to your almond milk for two weeks will help heal your ulcer. You can also use a castor oil heat pack on your stomach to help relieve pain. Just take a castor oil soaked wash cloth and cover your stomach area where you are experiencing pain. Then take a hot water bottle and place over the wash cloth and allow the heat to penetrate your abdomen for at least 15 minutes. Castor oil has many wonderful healing abilities!
 
4) Gooseberry Juice
The juice from gooseberries is very beneficial for the treatment of peptic ulcers. Drinking an ounce of gooseberry juice every morning when you get up for the next two months will help support your immune system and heal your stomach lining.