Re: Acid Reflux remedy?

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Terre

Well, as serious as acid reflux is and as difficult as managing it is

even with the best prescription medicines I think to select a totally

unproven alternative based on having seen it in a health food store and

to go against the normal medical advice is a huge huge risk to take. You

don't know if its working or not as GERD often no longer shows symptoms

on PF'ers while still being very much there. It's your choice but it's

one that could have very serious adverse effects on your condition.

Again it's your choice but I strongly advise others against following

you in this regard. Also, I don't recall if you're planning on pursuing

transplant but failure to follow their medical protocol in treating your

GERD would certainly not be well received.

>

> I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted an acid

reflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an all

natural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon,

and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have a

guarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.

> I found their web site this morning. It is www.stopsacidreflux.com.

> I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the store.

It's actually cheaper than on line.

> Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound correct to

me but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.

> Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL

>

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Hi Bruce,

I agree with you. I'm not stopping my prescibed medicine. I wouldn't use this as

my only form of blocker. I'm planning on trying it if I feel the need as a

supplement to my prescribed meds. If I feel it works then I'll keep using it as

a supplement. If it doesn't or I have other noticable effects I'll stop.

If it wasn't made of all natural ingredients I wouldn't even be doing it. I'm

not sure it will work because of the vinegar anyway.

I'm not on the transplant path yet.

best regards,

Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL

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> > I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted an acid

> reflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an all

> natural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon,

> and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have a

> guarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.

> > I found their web site this morning. It is www.stopsacidreflux.com.

> > I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the store.

> It's actually cheaper than on line.

> > Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound correct to

> me but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.

> > Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL

> >

>

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TerreNatural ingredients doesn't make something safe and doesn't mean it will not interact with your other meds. Do not try anything like that without your doctor's knowledge and blessing. Just because something has natural ingredients doesn't mean its good or bad, safe or dangerous. You must treat supplements like any other meds you take and do be sure you list them on meds when you see your doctors. Some supplements your doctor may well suggest or be fine with. Others they will know of problems you don't. Grapefruit juice is the first thing that comes to mind as providing nutrients but interfering with the enzymes that break down many drugs in your digestive system. Here are just a few of the interactions and I'm just using grapefruit as an example. This is a table from Mayo of some of the interactions of grapefruit.Drug name Type of drug Amiodarone (Cordarone)A drug used to treat and prevent abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias)Buspirone (BuSpar), sertraline (Zoloft)AntidepressantsCarbamazepine (Carbatrol, Tegretol)An anti-seizure medicationCyclosporine (Neoral, Sandimmune), tacrolimus (Prograf)Immunosuppressant drugsFelodipine (Plendil), nifedipine (Procardia), nimodipine (Nimotop), nisoldipine (Sular)Calcium channel blockers used to treat high blood pressureSaquinavirAn HIV medicationSimvastatin (Zocor), lovastatin (Mevacor), atorvastatin (Lipitor)Statins used to treat high cholesterol> > >> > > I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted an acid> > reflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an all> > natural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon,> > and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have a> > guarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.> > > I found their web site this morning. It is www.stopsacidreflux.com.> > > I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the store.> > It's actually cheaper than on line.> > > Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound correct to> > me but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.> > > Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL> > >> >>

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Change of subject....sorry just got on.......I love Bruce...I coppy what he says and taKE IT TO MY PULMO AND aSK QUESTIONS.....hE THINKS i'M SO SMART

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To: Breathe-Support Sent: Fri, December 4, 2009 10:37:56 AMSubject: Re: Acid Reflux remedy?

TerreWell, as serious as acid reflux is and as difficult as managing it iseven with the best prescription medicines I think to select a totallyunproven alternative based on having seen it in a health food store andto go against the normal medical advice is a huge huge risk to take. Youdon't know if its working or not as GERD often no longer shows symptomson PF'ers while still being very much there. It's your choice but it'sone that could have very serious adverse effects on your condition.Again it's your choice but I strongly advise others against followingyou in this regard. Also, I don't recall if you're planning on pursuingtransplant but failure to follow their medical protocol in treating yourGERD would certainly not be well received.>> I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted an acidreflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an allnatural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon,and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have aguarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.> I found their web site this morning. It is www.stopsacidreflux .com.> I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the store.It's actually cheaper than on line.> Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound correct tome but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.> Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL>

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I got to the point where none of that worked anymore and i had to get that

nissan fondulication surgery. It wasnt too bad, except having to eat soft foods

for a month afterwards. But hey i lost weight!! LOL

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> > > I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted an acid

> > reflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an all

> > natural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon,

> > and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have a

> > guarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.

> > > I found their web site this morning. It is www.stopsacidreflux.com.

> > > I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the store.

> > It's actually cheaper than on line.

> > > Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound correct to

> > me but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.

> > > Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL

> > >

> >

>

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Lanie,

What is with the names lately (or am I just the crazy one) Nissan

Fodulication? (and yes I do know what it is) just sounds weird, like you

have Nissans fondling you. Now would that be trucks or cars? Trucks

I'm guessing as they are so much more red neck that cars....time to go

home now and tell the voices to be quiet....LOL

Dyane

> > > >

> > > > I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted

an acid

> > > reflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an all

> > > natural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar,

cinnamon,

> > > and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have a

> > > guarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.

> > > > I found their web site this morning. It is

www.stopsacidreflux.com.

> > > > I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the

store.

> > > It's actually cheaper than on line.

> > > > Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound

correct to

> > > me but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.

> > > > Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

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bruce

i don't always agree with what or how you say something

but i agree with you 100% on this one

Pink Joyce R (IPF 3/06) IFA 5/09 Pennsylvania

Donate Life Listed 1/09 Inactive 4/09

www.transplantfund.org---

Subject: Re: Acid Reflux remedy?To: Breathe-Support Date: Friday, December 4, 2009, 10:37 AM

TerreWell, as serious as acid reflux is and as difficult as managing it iseven with the best prescription medicines I think to select a totallyunproven alternative based on having seen it in a health food store andto go against the normal medical advice is a huge huge risk to take. Youdon't know if its working or not as GERD often no longer shows symptomson PF'ers while still being very much there. It's your choice but it'sone that could have very serious adverse effects on your condition.Again it's your choice but I strongly advise others against followingyou in this regard. Also, I don't recall if you're planning on pursuingtransplant but failure to follow their medical protocol in treating yourGERD would certainly not be well received.>> I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted an acidreflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an allnatural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon,and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have aguarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.> I found their web site this morning. It is www.stopsacidreflux .com.> I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the store.It's actually cheaper than on line.> Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound correct tome but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.> Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL>

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what's the site for natural remedys?

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To: Breathe-Support Sent: Fri, December 4, 2009 5:43:08 PMSubject: Re: Re: Acid Reflux remedy?

bruce

i don't always agree with what or how you say something

but i agree with you 100% on this one

Pink Joyce R (IPF 3/06) IFA 5/09 Pennsylvania

Donate Life Listed 1/09 Inactive 4/09

www.transplantfund. org

From: Bruce <brucemoreland@ gmail.com>Subject: Re: Acid Reflux remedy?To: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. comDate: Friday, December 4, 2009, 10:37 AM

TerreWell, as serious as acid reflux is and as difficult as managing it iseven with the best prescription medicines I think to select a totallyunproven alternative based on having seen it in a health food store andto go against the normal medical advice is a huge huge risk to take. Youdon't know if its working or not as GERD often no longer shows symptomson PF'ers while still being very much there. It's your choice but it'sone that could have very serious adverse effects on your condition.Again it's your choice but I strongly advise others against followingyou in this regard. Also, I don't recall if you're planning on pursuingtransplant but failure to follow their medical protocol in treating yourGERD would certainly not be well received.>> I was in the local health food store last night when I spotted an acidreflux remedy. It was touted as an old Amish receipe. It is an allnatural ingredient mixture. It is made of apple cider vinegar, cinnamon,and garlic. It doesn't sound like it would work but they have aguarantee that it will work in about 1 minute.> I found their web site this morning. It is www.stopsacidreflux .com.> I can't tell you if it works but I think I'll buy one from the store.It's actually cheaper than on line.> Their explanation on the site of why it works doen't sound correct tome but for $10 I'll try it. It does have a money back guarantee.> Terre, IPF, 6-08, FL>