Natural Remedies for GRD?

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Lil,

 

It

sounds to me like this woman doesn’t want to try anything other than the

quick fix drugs. Rolaids and Tums

have ruined her digestive system. She

doesn’t do well with enzymes and probiotics?? Perhaps because she

was going through detox when using them? She’s allergic to algae?? That’s not possible. I don’t know much about aloe vera, but algae I know! It

is not possible to be allergic to algae because there are no

" allergens " present. Since algae crosses the

blood/brain barrier, it has no need really to be " digested” in the

usual way that food is, it will appear in the blood as nutrients, and is 98% assimilable. (Now,

I am talking about the algae known as aphanizomenon flos aquae (AFA) – the other

kinds I don’t know. Maybe it

depends on which kind she took.)

 

So allergies aren't really the issue. But cleansing

sure can be. Most people are not used to such powerful food like AFA. Such a

reaction undoubtedly points to some digestive needs that should be addressed by

enzymes and probiotics first. If you take algae

first without adequately preparing your system for the natural detoxification

process (which is actually desirable), you will have detox

symptoms.

 

She NEEDS plant-based enzymes and probiotics!! Maybe

switch to higher quality enzymes and probiotics. If she was my client, I would monitor her

very carefully and watch what results she gets, and continually change the dose

until she’s comfortable. May

take a while – natural stuff always takes longer than a drug.

 

Carol

 

 

" Lupo "

<lupo

Natural Remedies for GRD?

 

Can

anyone suggest a protocol for a woman in her

50s,

no previous history of severe digestive problems --

but

who has chewed Rolaids or Tums several times a week

for

" indigestion " -- who now suddenly has bouts of

intense

acidic reflux, particularly at night. I have told her

to

take enzymes and probiotics - but she says she

" doesn't do well " with them, by which I think she means

diarrhea

and gas...But I was wondering if there is

something

else to suggest? She eats very carefully, but

she

says no matter what she eats, a cracker or a pizza,

she

has the same results. Also she is " allergic " to aloe vera

and

" green foods " such as algae.She does not

eat dairy.

I

am at a loss - please advise.

 

Lil

 

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[Guest guest]

> Can anyone suggest a protocol for a woman in her

> 50s, no previous history of severe digestive problems --

> but who has chewed Rolaids or Tums several times a week

> for " indigestion " --

>

 

The correct word for the cause is " hypochlorhydria " -- low stomach

acid. Treating it by further reducing stomach acid only makes it

worse, as the acid levels are then induced to fluctuate.

 

GERD is a vomit response caused by hypochlorhydria. When there's

enough stomach acidity the contents discharge properly into the

duodenum rather than up into the esophagus.

 

The treatment is to use betaine HCl or glutamic acid to help acidify

the stomach contents with each meal, and stop taking the damn TUMS.

 

Not treating it correctly results in poor digestion, as the acid is

required for it. Insuffcient stomach acid results in an incomplete

kill of bacteria one eats, thus a repeated inoculation of bowel

culture with these bacteria, probable bowel dysbiosis which leads

lead to improper mineral absorption, osteoporosis, aggravation of

environmental sensitivities, allergic response, leaky gut, toxin-

aggravated disorders such as arthritis, crohn's, colitis, candida and

cancer.

 

regards,

 

Duncan Crow

[Guest guest]

Friend of mine was having same type of problems. She is doing parasite cleanse and finding improvement.

 

LizLupo <lupo wrote:

Natural Remedies for GRD?Can anyone suggest a protocol for a woman in her50s, no previous history of severe digestive problems --but who has chewed Rolaids or Tums several times a weekfor "indigestion" -- who now suddenly has bouts ofintense acidic reflux, particularly at night. I have told herto take enzymes and probiotics - but she says she"doesn't do well" with them, by which I think she meansdiarrhea and gas...But I was wondering if there is something else to suggest? She eats very carefully, butshe says no matter what she eats, a cracker or a pizza,she has the same results. Also she is "allergic" to aloe veraand "green foods" such as algae.She does not eat dairy.I am at a loss - please advise.Lil«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§

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