Among the participants, younger individuals, women, Latino individuals, and participants with irritable bowel syndrome or Crohn’s disease were more likely to have continued GERD symptoms, even when taking PPIs.

So - the big question -

• Why do we get acid reflux?
• And why does acid reflux persist, even after taking medication and pharmaceuticals?

On today’s episode, I’m diving into a rarely discussed topic in acid reflux that is KEY is solving this stubborn GI problem - fascial restrictions.

Continuing with our series from last week, I’m going to teach you about how your physical body is perpetuating your acid reflux, what key anatomical structures are involved in acid reflux, and at the end of the show, I’m going to teach you three practical steps you can use TODAY to evaluate if your fascia is causing your stubborn acid reflux.

 

EPISODES MENTIONED:

• Ep. 90// Fascia 101: The Hidden Force Behind Bloating and Constipation
• Ep. 46// The Gut Breath Connection
• Ep. 68// 10 Markers on Your Bloodwork You Can Review TODAY to Find the Root Cause of Your Acid Reflux 
• Ep. 24// 5 Ways to Heal Your Acid Reflux - Without Pharmaceuticals! 

 

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