• Removes damaging toxins in your body
• Neutralizes the yeast acids in your stomach
• Helps your immune system be more effective in its fight against free radicals
• Promotes healthy weight loss
• Helps with upset stomach and nausea

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So i’m 16 and i have had 24/7 palpitations for 1 month straight from anxiety. I went to a cardiologist and she said i was normal and healthy. I started to think that my heart was beating faster than normal yesterday, and i kinda am concentrating on it more…so i can’t tell if it’s anxiety or the medicine. Because the only other medicine i used that cause palpitations was Sudafed.

So if Aciphex is causing palpitations will it be permanent?

I just started taking it yesterday and haven’t noticed anything but I thought about it and am kind of worried. I take pepcid and it’s supposed to reduce acid in my stomach because my throat has started closing up from swelling from the acid. It’s not a direct side affect of the medication but since it’ll be reducing my stomach acid will I digest things slower? Will that cause weight gain? Or will I just be hungry less often because the food will be there longer? Also, I haven’t almost suffocated while exercising today and it has no other side affect that I have to worry about and my voice is stronger. (Swelling in my vocal cords too) But weight gain is much worse than the affects because I work hard to stay healthy and I could easily just take extra breaks during exercise to avoid throat problems.

I’ve had it for a while and now I have a pain on the right side of my chest it hurts constantly pretty bad doesn’t get worse or better with anything. I just wanted to know what it might be causing I have protonix but it’s not helping.

I have been taking Prilosec OTC (Proton Pump Inhibitors) for a year and 4 months to treat symptoms of acid reflux. I ingest one (1) 20mg dose daily to treat symptoms including sore throat and burning sensation in throat. Over the last few weeks, I have been encountering additional symptoms that include chronic cough, throat irritation, and Laryngospasm (feeling like one can’t catch one’s breath), and Continual Throat Clearing. I have researched these symptoms and concluded that I may have laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR). Do to this I have a series of question to ask below for assistance:
•Are there any long term effects of taking Prilosec OTC? I have researched and discovered they may cause osteoporosis in the future. I take calcium citrate to attempt to offset signs of osteoporosis. Is this the correct thing to do? Is there any other long term effects? (i.e.cancer etc.)
•Are there any home remedies (things I can do) to completely cure Acid reflux and laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR)? Currently I am unemployed and do not have any medical insurance so if there is anything I can do at home or buy over the counter to relieve this it would be a great help.
•Would this problem require me to have any type of surgery if left untreated for an extended period of time? (can this be fixed without surgery) How long would this have to linger to force surgery?
•I have not been having a great diet I eat what I want and drink alcohol (once a week) so this might be the root of all this but over time I don’t want to get really sick from this.
•Is acid reflux common?
•Anything else you can tell me to prevent this from getting serious or requiring surgery.
Thank you for your time.

My child has bad acid reflux and now 6 weeks old. The ped told me to put a little cereal in her bottle to help with the acid. I only do it in her first bottle of the day and last bottle before bed though. I was only doing like 1/2 a scoop in 4 oz and it is such a little amount that it comes out the regular nipple. How much and at what age did you start giving cereal. Please none of that not giving cereal til they get older stuff, I know that but what the ped suggested helps her and she has no tummy problems now. There is no serving suggestions on the container so was just wondering.

• Heartburn, acid reflux, skin care, peptic and duodenal health, cardiotonic, antioxidant
• Take internally as a daily supplement or apply topically for skin care
• Omega 3,6 and the extremely rare omega 7!

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• 100% pure inner bark.
• Increases oxygen levels in cells.
• Assists in detoxification.
• Anti-viral and anti-microbial herb.
• Widely held to provide a positive impact on the immune system in general.

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Can it make people more likely to throw up when drinking alcohol?
Also, can it reduce alcohol tolerance?