PPIs and GERD
Gastric reflux is often treated with a prescription for proton pump inhibitors, also known as PPIs.
PPIs are known to be given by default to suppress gastric acid secretion. Yet the causes of reflux are almost never analyzed, starting with a simple search for Helicobacter pylori! What an aberration!
Not only do they give you PPIs without analyzing the cause (psychological gastrectomy, physical gastrectomy or chemical gastrectomy, psychological cholecystectomy, physical cholecystectomy or chemical cholecystectomy) but they also generate serious health problems as follows:
Putrefactive dysbiosis with consequences such as overproduction of histamine and tyramine
- Zinc deficiency
- B12 deficiency
- Magnesium deficiency
- Vitamin D3 deficiency (and its assimilation of calcium)
- Iron deficiency
Before taking them blindly, please find the cause to avoid more serious consequences in your digestive system, immune system and pro- and anti-oxidant balance.
