What I found out to be the reason behind acid-reflux

[Tjufsen]

When you drink or eat something that is too processed, there is a lack of minerals, so the mucous membranes in the throat are slightly damaged. And then air/gas comes from the stomach, that's what makes it sting. What helps then is swallowing a little toothpaste, for example, or cultured-milk, so that the mucous membranes get minerals again. Doctors don't even know this, they think it's just acid reflux that does it, from the stomach. Some bread, for example, that lacks minerals, causes it, and some drinks, like beer for example, some of them. It`s a normal problem, is some countries, that don`t make more healthy foods. I`m not talking about fast-food like hamburgers normally, but frozen food, for example, that lacks minerals.

 

[Lost4words]

Biscuits sometimes give me issues.

 

[d taylor]

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Why not take ConcenTrace® Trace Mineral Drops

 

[The IbanezerScrooge]

When you drink or eat something that is too processed, there is a lack of minerals, so the mucous membranes in the throat are slightly damaged. And then air/gas comes from the stomach, that's what makes it sting. What helps then is swallowing a little toothpaste, for example, or cultured-milk, so that the mucous membranes get minerals again. Doctors don't even know this, they think it's just acid reflux that does it, from the stomach. Some bread, for example, that lacks minerals, causes it, and some drinks, like beer for example, some of them. It`s a normal problem, is some countries, that don`t make more healthy foods. I`m not talking about fast-food like hamburgers normally, but frozen food, for example, that lacks minerals.

You should publish your findings.

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

Is this guy the new Gottservant?

 

[jayem]

What does the OP mean by "minerals?" Calcium, sodium, potassium, magnesium, iron, and copper,--to name several--all have a function in normal metabolism. Just claiming we need minerals is vague and unhelpful. The primary cause of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is weakness of the sphincter muscle in the lower esophagus. It acts like a valve to prevent gastric secretions from splashing up into the esophagus. Gastric juice is mainly a solution of hydrochloric acid, along with the enzymes lipase and pepsin. But it is quite acidic, with a pH of about 2. If the sphincter isn't working, it will irritate, and possibly damage the esophagus. Which means that untreated GERD can be more than just indigestion. It's also a rick factor for esophageal cancer. The Johns Hopkins link has more info on treating GERD. There's no mention of "minerals."

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) Treatment

 

[The IbanezerScrooge]

The Johns Hopkins link has more info on treating GERD. There's no mention of "minerals."

That's because Tjufsen is the only one who has figured this out. The rubes at Johns Hopscotch don't have a clue!

 

[returntosender]

When you drink or eat something that is too processed, there is a lack of minerals, so the mucous membranes in the throat are slightly damaged. And then air/gas comes from the stomach, that's what makes it sting. What helps then is swallowing a little toothpaste, for example, or cultured-milk, so that the mucous membranes get minerals again. Doctors don't even know this, they think it's just acid reflux that does it, from the stomach. Some bread, for example, that lacks minerals, causes it, and some drinks, like beer for example, some of them. It`s a normal problem, is some countries, that don`t make more healthy foods. I`m not talking about fast-food like hamburgers normally, but frozen food, for example, that lacks minerals.

I would have to disagree, i have it and toothpaste would rile it up and milk helps a little as in deluting the acid

 

[Laodicean60]

Drinking apple cider vinegar helps.

 

[Lost4words]

Marrow bone juice from a T Rex usually solves it for me.

 

[Laodicean60]

Marrow bone juice from a T Rex usually solves it for me.

Bone broth is good for the gut microbiome.