Antacids
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Are Proton Pump Inhibitors Safe?
There’s been a succession of scare stories about Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI’s) in the press related to the safety of their long term use. We take a look at the evidence in this article. Yes, Proton Pump Inhibitors have been judged to be generally safe by the medical fraternity, but you are advised to follow…
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How do antacids work to neutralize stomach acid ?
How do antacids work to neutralize stomach acid? Antacids are made up of alkaline constituents. These react with stomach acid – or any acidic substance – turning it into harmless water and salt. If this acid is in your throat or esophagus, the antacid should work quickly to kill the burning pain of reflux. Find…
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Are Proton Pump Inhibitors Safe?
Well, I have been on a strict 30 mg Lanzoprozole (proton pump inhibitor) regime for the last 5 weeks (together with 10 mg of amitriptylene daily) and I have to admit my acid reflux has been so much better. Apart from occasional bouts of low grade heartburn, which has generally been sorted by a couple…
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Proton Pump Inhibitors – Timing Is Important
I don’t know about you, but I cannot go without breakfast – I have to eat something, and since taking my heartburn / acid reflux seriously, it’s usually porridge with a little bit of fruit. I haven’t, however, ever thought about taking proton pump inhibitors ( PPI’s ) – the standard fare of long term…
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Tummyzen Reviews – A Revolutionary Antacid?
It’s amazing what a white coat and an association with an august academic institution will do for one’s confidence. That is, confidence in a new product being able to cure, or at least help, acid reflux. Such was my feeling when I came across Tummyzen, a drug based on “natural ingredients” which, similar to proton…