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Hi Melanie,
I can't find anything that would suggest that your PPI's are the cause for your hunger, but you know yourself better than I. I did find some information to help you with the GERD should you decide not to continue with the proton pump inhibitors.
You can read about common home remedies, which ones might work, which ones don't here in an article by Jennifer Rackley, the resident nutritionist. Jennifer also wrote an article about how dietary changes can help you control your reflux here.
Above all, online sites like Health Central are great for getting the information you need to ask all the right questions, but can not take the place of your doctor's solid medical advice. Only you and your doctor know what is best for you.
Take care and please stay in touch! Let us know how you are doing!Vicki M
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