Heartburn and Medications
Heartburn may not always stem from excess stomach acid; in fact, some individuals suffer from low stomach acid. Prolonged use of heartburn medications can lead to dependency, as the body compensates by producing more gastrin, resulting in withdrawal symptoms when the medication is stopped. This cycle highlights a troubling trend in treating chronic conditions, where pharmacologic approaches may exacerbate the problem rather than provide a solution.In this clip
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The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
Getting To The Root Of And Getting Rid Of Heartburn And Reflux
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