Gerd Probiotics
According to Dr. Mayer Eisenstein, using medications to ease acid reflux should be just one of the ways patients control heartburn symptoms. In this article, a reporter from Ivanhoe talks to Dr. Eisenstein about how probiotic enzymes and the herbal sweetener Stevia may help speed digestion and reduce the symptoms of acid reflux.
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