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Me, rehearsing for the Netflix documentary where they finally uncover that reflux was never really an acid problem. 🎬 Cue the slow zoom. The moody music. The voiceover:
Me, rehearsing for the Netflix documentary where they finally uncover that reflux was never really an acid problem. 🎬 Cue the slow zoom. The moody music. The voiceover: "She was handed a pill. She was sent home. And no one told her the rest." Here is the twist that documentary would actually reveal. What if your reflux was never really about making too much acid? For most people, the symptoms come from a barrier that is not holding, a lower esophageal sphincter, the little muscle that keeps stomach contents where they belong, that is not sealing, and a diaphragm that is not doing its job. Acid is simply the irritant reaching tissue that has lost its protection. Acid blockers can absolutely have a place. What goes missing is everything that comes after. No one explains the barrier. No one teaches you diaphragmatic breathing. No one walks you through the lifestyle shifts that change the conditions in your esophagus. And here is the season finale. In a small randomized controlled trial in the American Journal of Gastroenterology, people who trained their diaphragm with breathing exercises lowered the time acid sat in their esophagus, improved their quality of life, and at nine months the ones who kept practicing had cut their acid blocker use dramatically (Eherer et al., 2012, PMID 22146488). A large cohort study in JAMA Internal Medicine tied diet and lifestyle to lower reflux symptom risk too (Mehta et al., 2021, PMID 33393976). That is the guidance that keeps getting left on the cutting room floor. So here is what I actually teach: The LES Lock: 1 to 5 minutes of diaphragmatic breathing with 360 ribcage expansion immediately after meals, up to 5x daily, to support the crural diaphragm behind your LES. The 3-hour buffer: keep food out of the 3 hours before bed so your stomach can empty before you lie down. Beverages are fine. Nervous system support: when you are stuck in fight-or-flight, blood flow shifts away from digestion and your LES loses coordination. This is the work. And you deserve support that actually explains why. Follow for more, and share this with someone still waiting for their why. Check the link in bio for the free Reflux Relief Quiz. #acidreflux #GERD #refluxrelief #LPR #silentreflux

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