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iv seen a few people question why vinegar is recommended for reflux . Iv just been reading an interesting post which might explain why ;
Only about 1 in 10 people with acid problems actually do have too much stomach acid – the rest actually has insufficient stomach acids (hypochlorydia) or a different problem altogether such as a food intolerance.
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darren92462 james_47376
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james_47376 darren92462
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I guess it's important to know if youv too much or not enough acid and then you can adjust your diet accordingly .
darren92462 james_47376
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james_47376 darren92462
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Its a mine field of conflicting info !
Try the test below suggested
Jennie12083 james_47376
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I've watched a video where a doctor suggested this as well. He said if drinking a bit of apple cider vinegar with water helps with your symptoms then you have too little acid and if drinking aloe vera helps then you have too much acid.