Comments for Heartburn and Acid Reflux Relief Blog http://heartburn.net/blog How to take your heartburn and acid reflux under control Fri, 29 Aug 2008 19:52:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on DGL (deglycyrrhizinated licorice) and Heartburn by petermuc1 http://heartburn.net/blog/dgl-deglycyrrhizinated-licorice-and-heartburn/comment-page-1#comment-1216 petermuc1 Fri, 29 Aug 2008 19:52:33 +0000 http://www.manageyourheartburn.com/blog/dgl-deglycyrrhizinated-licorice-and-heartburn/#comment-1216 Interesting article on DGL. I wonder if you have heard anything about Seabuckthorn, specifically Seabuckthorn fruit oil? I have been using it along with a regimen of seed oil and flavonoids (in gel capsules) for about a year. (There are many studies on the effects of seabuckthorn on ulcers and reflux.) I used to take Tumsor Rolaids 8-10 times/week. Now I almost never need it. I believe it ts the Omega 7 fatty acid, great at repairing mucous membranes. I would love to offer you and some of your readers free samples in return for a review on your site. Effective or not, just an honest review. It is just by chance that I have heartburn and have benefited from seabuckthorn. My terrible case of reflux, for obvious reasons, makes me passionate about this application of our products. The heartburn/ulcer product is still in final development stages, so this free sample offer is just for the benefit of you and your readers. Products can be seen at sibu.com. I would love to hear from you. Regards, Peter McMullin Sibu VP Sales and Marketing peter@sibu.com Interesting article on DGL. I wonder if you have heard anything about Seabuckthorn, specifically Seabuckthorn fruit oil? I have been using it along with a regimen of seed oil and flavonoids (in gel capsules) for about a year. (There are many studies on the effects of seabuckthorn on ulcers and reflux.) I used to take Tumsor Rolaids 8-10 times/week. Now I almost never need it. I believe it ts the Omega 7 fatty acid, great at repairing mucous membranes. I would love to offer you and some of your readers free samples in return for a review on your site. Effective or not, just an honest review.

It is just by chance that I have heartburn and have benefited from seabuckthorn. My terrible case of reflux, for obvious reasons, makes me passionate about this application of our products. The heartburn/ulcer product is still in final development stages, so this free sample offer is just for the benefit of you and your readers.

Products can be seen at sibu.com.

I would love to hear from you.

Regards,

Peter McMullin
Sibu VP Sales and Marketing
peter@sibu.com

]]> Comment on DGL (deglycyrrhizinated licorice) and Heartburn by disil http://heartburn.net/blog/dgl-deglycyrrhizinated-licorice-and-heartburn/comment-page-1#comment-1108 disil Tue, 13 May 2008 19:22:13 +0000 http://www.manageyourheartburn.com/blog/dgl-deglycyrrhizinated-licorice-and-heartburn/#comment-1108 The comment about data being skimpy holds for most natural remedies. I am currently recruiting subjects for a study of another natural remedy for heartburn (we are paying the subjects). I am a nutrition professor and am being assisted by an MD. One does not have to live near here to be in the study. For more info, email studies@columbus.rr.com The comment about data being skimpy holds for most natural remedies. I am currently recruiting subjects for a study of another natural remedy for heartburn (we are paying the subjects). I am a nutrition professor and am being assisted by an MD. One does not have to live near here to be in the study. For more info, email studies@columbus.rr.com

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]]> Comment on What causes excessive burping and belching by hertar http://heartburn.net/blog/causes-of-excessive-burping/comment-page-1#comment-392 hertar Sat, 21 Apr 2007 07:20:11 +0000 http://www.manageyourheartburn.com/blog/?p=19#comment-392 Thanks for good info. Milk does cause a lot of belching. Thanks for good info. Milk does cause a lot of belching.

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