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As someone who as been taking these for 3+ years and is utterly scared of these news I would just like to add a few data points regarding my experience that mig
by yeureka 9y ago
As someone who as been taking these for 3+ years and is utterly scared of these news I would just like to add a few data points regarding my experience that might help others:
- an endoscopy revealed level 1 oseophagitis
- triggers for me include: coffee, tea or any other source of caffeine, fried and high fat foods, alcohol, acidic fruits, high protein foods.
- an experiment with betaine HCL + pepsin was very painful. After that I learned that pepsin is as bad or worse to your oesophagus than stomach acid.
- cider vinegar: same result as betaine HCL + pepsin.
- digestive enzymes: no change.
- pro-biotics, including kefir: no change.
- cutting gluten, dairy and sugar: no change.
- ranitidine: works but effectiveness drops rapidly.
- on-going experiments: liquorice and low-fodmap diet, no conclusions yet.
- senectus1 9y agovery very anecdotally I've found that going keto(ish - I didnt go full keto) helped quite a bit.
- nwienert 9y agowent through almost all of your points actually. though my symptoms were "gastro-attacks" of frightening intensity where i'd end up in hospital. ended up having gallbladder removed after test showed it very-low functioning and had complete recovery. took PPI's still intermittently, but tapered off after a couple years.