RE: Acid Reflux

[Guest guest]

Shawn:

 

I have found it has everything to do with diet. I used to experience the

discomfort every night. I have found that eliminating sugars and wheat

products has also eliminated my GERD. I haven't had any symptoms in over

two years - lost quite a bit of weight too..... And I still don't believe

spicy foods cause the condition to flare up - my favorite is Mexican and I

like it really hot! I've even found I can eat corn tortillas without any

problem.......

 

Do a search on google for GERD and/or ACID REFLUX.....

 

Good Luck!

 

Kevin

 

[Kevin McCall Whitt]

Shawn Eaton [verbena38]

Monday, August 04, 2003 9:40 AM

 

Acid Reflux

 

 

 

I was wondering if anyone knew what supplements I

could take for acid reflux. My doctor has me on

prilosec, but I really do not want to be stuck taking

a medicine like this the rest of my life. I know I

need to get my digestive track healthy and am working

on that, but any information to help me do so would be

greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks Shawn

[Guest guest]

Theresa, check out the following link. The site has a lot of archival

material. Take time to read and learn about GERD. Also search the archives

for whole foods.

 

The simplest way to reduce or eliminate acid reflux is to eat only foods

that have no ingredient label and add essential fatty acids to your diet.

 

Mike

[Guest guest]

http://askwaltstollmd.com/wwwboard/wwwboard.html

 

Dr. Stoll site for GERD info.

 

Mike

[Guest guest]

A serious side-effect of GERD is bounce-back acid that actually burps up

into the mouth - and causes tooth decalcification.

Jerry M..

see: www.zeevkolman.net/friends.shtml

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Mike Frost

Tuesday, September 23, 2003 10:05 PM

Re: Acid Reflux

 

 

http://askwaltstollmd.com/wwwboard/wwwboard.html

 

Dr. Stoll site for GERD info.

 

Mike

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Jerry, I agree with your post on this and the dental post. Why just do the

allopathetic thing and treat symptoms, when you can eliminate the cause?

Proper diet and nutrition will eliminate gerd fairly quickly.

 

Same with the dental issue. Eliminate the formation of plaque, tartar,

calculus, whatever. Acid producing bacteria such as streptococcus mutans and

lactobacillus are anaerobic. Brushing and flossing will not eliminate them,

or their byproducts nor will any kind of rinse. UNLESS the rinse is placed

where they are residing. That is below the gumline.

 

Correct the diet, such as doing a whole foods diet, and/or taking a decent

calcium supplement will help remineralize the teeth. Will also stop caries

from forming or getting worse.

 

Another good dental site is http://mizar5.com/ then link to the dental

section. This is Dr. Nara's work.

 

Mike

Orsini & Frost, Inc.

9015 Center Street

Manassas, VA 20110

703-368-0618

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for the information.

I have SLE Lupus with organ involvement and acid reflux .

I have also lost most of my teeth , only have about 4 left that are natural.

So I will be looking deeper into what you have talked about.

* * * * * * *

Theresa

Prayer Is Our Greatest Influence On The HEARTS Of Our

CHILDREN

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Are you saying acidophilus is 'bad' for the

mouth. I take it orally as a 'probiotic'.

barb

 

--- Mike Frost <lincolnp1 wrote:

> >

> Acid producing bacteria

> such as streptococcus mutans and

> lactobacillus are anaerobic. Brushing and

> flossing will not eliminate them,

> or their byproducts nor will any kind of rinse.

> UNLESS the rinse is placed

> where they are residing. That is below the

> gumline.

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

MIKE,

Nara and I met in Paris in 1967 when the 2 of us gave pesentations at the

World Dental Conference that year. His son has since taken over his

practice. They sell my book at the mizar5.com website. For more on it,

see: www.zeevkolman.net/friends.shtml . Bev and I don't agree

with a lot of Nara's nutritional material. She is a Fellow of The

International Academy of Preventive Medicine - I was its pres.

in '76. She's a CNC and has a degree in Medical Technology...

did nutritional counseling in our office for many years.

You're not entirely correct on your advice on oral hygiene. For

more, you might want to see our newsletter. Reply with your

street or pob address, and we'll get a copy to you. I have an

informative packet, available to our readers, called Having

Great Gums. You might benefit from it. Bev and I have lectured

in over 40 states and in 11 dental schools on it (like they say,

" Who listens? " ) We tried - and are still doing it - helping get the

word out.

Jerry Mittelman, DDS, FAPM

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Mike Frost

Tuesday, September 23, 2003 11:06 PM

Re: Acid Reflux

 

 

Jerry, I agree with your post on this and the dental post. Why just do the

allopathetic thing and treat symptoms, when you can eliminate the cause?

Proper diet and nutrition will eliminate gerd fairly quickly.

 

Same with the dental issue. Eliminate the formation of plaque, tartar,

calculus, whatever. Acid producing bacteria such as streptococcus mutans and

lactobacillus are anaerobic. Brushing and flossing will not eliminate them,

or their byproducts nor will any kind of rinse. UNLESS the rinse is placed

where they are residing. That is below the gumline.

 

Correct the diet, such as doing a whole foods diet, and/or taking a decent

calcium supplement will help remineralize the teeth. Will also stop caries

from forming or getting worse.

 

Another good dental site is http://mizar5.com/ then link to the dental

section. This is Dr. Nara's work.

 

Mike

Orsini & Frost, Inc.

9015 Center Street

Manassas, VA 20110

703-368-0618

[Guest guest]

Jerry, thanks. I am always open to ideas. Address was in signature of my

last email about Nara's site. Thanks, will check out your link and site more

closely.

 

Mike