Re: Hypochlorhydia, too little stomach acidity - duncan.

[Guest guest]

I know I already asked about this, but the answer is pretty important

to me. In a post about gerd and the use of hcl duncan wrote:

> This is a forever thing, a crutch, not a reversal of whatever causes

> stomach acid secretion to drop with age.

However I am only 21 and have had this horrible LPR(Laryngopharyngeal

Reflux) problem for years. In fact, it is a large part of why I have

spent so much time researching candida. I was under the impresion

that fixing the candida overgrowth would help my constant reflux. Was

I wrong?

greg

[Guest guest]

I guess I should have said if it's caused by disease it's reversed by

wellness. You're young and I expect you can cure it. If you were over

60 or so there would be less of a chance you'd cure hypochlorhydria

and the supplement would probably be required forever.

That better? Sorry I concered you; it's probably nothing.

Duncan

>

> > This is a forever thing, a crutch, not a reversal of whatever

causes

> > stomach acid secretion to drop with age.

>

> However I am only 21 and have had this horrible LPR(Laryngopharyngeal

> Reflux) problem for years. In fact, it is a large part of why I have

> spent so much time researching candida. I was under the impresion

> that fixing the candida overgrowth would help my constant reflux.

Was

> I wrong?

>

> greg

>

[Guest guest]

hehe. yeah thanks, duncan. I just needed to hear ya say it.

appreciate it.

by the way, the inulin is definitely doing something, I went from

farting once a day to 10 times an hour:).

greg

> >

> > > This is a forever thing, a crutch, not a reversal of whatever

> causes

> > > stomach acid secretion to drop with age.

> >

> > However I am only 21 and have had this horrible LPR(Laryngopharyngeal

> > Reflux) problem for years. In fact, it is a large part of why I have

> > spent so much time researching candida. I was under the impresion

> > that fixing the candida overgrowth would help my constant reflux.

> Was

> > I wrong?

> >

> > greg

> >

>