by Scott Davis | Apr 30, 2025
Some people find that coffee gives them acid reflux or heartburn. Others swear it has no effect at all. To find out who is right, a new study published on the Preprints platform conducted a large review of dozens of previous studies from across the world. And the...
by Scott Davis | Apr 15, 2025
Acid reflux drugs are among the most widely prescribed meds worldwide. But, a new study in Nature Chemistry reveals how one of those acid reflux drugs affects your body far beyond your stomach. This explains why long-term users suffer heart attacks, fractures, and...
by Scott Davis | Mar 9, 2025
Acid reflux is mostly caused by lifestyle factors. So you may have tried to opt for healthy alternative lifestyle factors. But according to a new study in the Kazan Medical Journal, choosing one alternative may be going from bad to worse. In fact, this habit may make...
by Scott Davis | Feb 15, 2025
It’s proof of how stubborn acid reflux is that acid reflux drugs are the most sold medicine on earth – even if their side effects can be fatal. So, a 72% reduction in acid reflux from adopting one healthy habit should be tempting. And it’s free and convenient. This...
by Scott Davis | Jan 11, 2025
So you wake up in your bed with this gut-wrenching acid reflux – and as bad as it is, you think that’s the worst of it. Then you go to your doctor’s office, who says your blood pressure is high. But neither you or your doctor have any idea that your acid reflux...
by Scott Davis | Dec 6, 2024
Acid-suppression drugs are the only acid reflux treatment option doctors have. These drugs cause serious, even deadly, side. But a study that has just been presented at the American College of Gastroenterology 2021 Annual Meeting concludes that there is a more...