In this video we review a list of known side effects of long term acid reflux medication usage. All these medications (H2 blockers, PPIs, Antacids) are known to reduce acidity. As a result your body is unable to properly digest foods and consequently your body is unable to absorb many key vitimins namely B12, Magnesium, and Calcium. These deficiencies, in turn cause neurological, nueromuscular, and bone density side effects. For articles on these deficiencies, go here: Vitamin B12, Calcium, and Magnesium.
I also talk about the supplements that I took to improve my stomach pH and digestion. Both of which, have a direct effect on reflux. For more on this view my supplements page. To receive a free copy of my personal journal and acid reflux transition guide go here.
Don Daniels
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Hello, Don
I have the folowing symptoms and my ENT and GAstro doc said its from Acid reflux : Post nasal drip,terrible muscle and joins pains, severe acidic taste in my mouth, sore red throat, burping, diarrhea, eye twitchng and headache, and blrry vision. I don’t take PPI but take DGL complex by Pure encapsulations, Digestive ensymes, B12, and Heartburn essentials by Pure encapsulations. My B12 level is great though, so is Magnesium. I am scared to take HCL and apple cider vinegar due to chest pain.
Thanks,
Ruzanna
Hi Ruzanna, Have you discussed the possibility of celiac disease with your doctor? https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/celiac-disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20352220
Thanks Don! That was a very comprehensive and informative video. I am on a quest now to get rid of this reflux once and for all. You have done a great thing with putting this out there, and it is very appreciated! Continue to be well, and thanks again!
Mike, Thanks for the kind words! Best of luck to you 🙂