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I bought this in December and all i can say is this works each time I am having that feeling of somethings stuck in my throat. The taste is also wonderful especially if you drink it with milk. GERD RELIEF was a godsent discovery for me. My days are now better.
I’m super thank ful I think 🤔 this really works I don’t nasty or bloated when I drink it . It’s an acquired taste but I like it and im here for the healing not so much the taste. Only thing is I wish it was all organic and verified GMO free but besides that it is helping me like I think I drink it just to drink it that’s how much I like it and it makes me feel delightful about my annoying GERDS. I also tried GUTSY TEAS. From another woman on YouTube who suffers from Gerds and everything gastro related. 🥰thank you for creating This GERD Drink I don’t regret my purchase. 🙏🏼🙏🏼💯. May God continue to bless your creativity towards healing all humans with GERDS.
GERD Relief Supplement Powder
Dear Jeff & Mandy,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to share my experience with your product. Back in January, I received it, and since then, I've been slowly savoring this gem. It's truly been a godsend for me.
Let me share a bit about my journey. I've been dealing with a lot of stress lately, which has triggered my acid reflux to the point where I now have GERD. This drastic change has been quite frightening for me, especially considering the doctors' reliance on prescribing PPIs instead of addressing the root cause of the issue. Despite being on medication for some time, it only seems to mask the problem. Each night, I've been experiencing a significant burning sensation in my stomach, which reaches up to my esophagus, often waking me up multiple times.
My doctor recommended a diet change, which resulted in a rapid 3-4 pound weight loss in just a month. This was concerning for me, as I'm naturally petite. I vividly remember a night when I felt both hungry and afraid to eat due to my body's adverse reactions to food. I made myself a warm cup of oat milk and took the Gerd Relief supplement with a piece of freshly baked sourdough bread. The comfort and satisfaction I felt were truly remarkable. This brings me to tears, your product allowed me to enjoy food again without the fear of discomfort, and for that, I am immensely grateful.
I must confess that this journey has not been easy emotionally. There have been moments when the pain and discomfort brought me to tears, feeling overwhelmed by the challenges of managing this disease. Having GERD can take a toll on one's mental health too, as the constant discomfort and fear of triggering symptoms can lead to anxiety and distress.
Since incorporating your product into my daily routine, I've seen significant improvements. I've stopped taking my PPIs, and while I still experience flare-ups, the intensity has become much more manageable. I've found that drinking your product throughout the day, and having a cup a few hours before bedtime, has been particularly helpful.
Your product holds a special place in my heart. I'm thrilled to hear that you're expanding your product line, I also noticed you have protein powder, which I believe will be beneficial for me in gaining back the weight I've lost.
Congratulations on your journey and the expansion of your business! Please continue your mission of helping people like me who are seeking relief and comfort. I'll definitely be repurchasing your product!
Blessings,
Vicky
PERFECT TASTE, GREAT INGREDIENT TECTURE BLEND, CREATIVE INGREDIENT FORMULATIONS, AND CREATIVE RATIO OF INGREDIENT FOMULATION. VERY HEALING, SO HAPPY AND GREATFUL, THANK YOU.
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Stimulates tissue regeneration, promotes healing.
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Coats and soothes the esophagus, prevents ulcer formation.
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Supports gastric mucosal barrier & inhibits bacterial infections.
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Alleviates nausea & reduces bloating.
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Aids metabolic health, regulates blood sugar.
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Lowers stress levels, promotes gut health.
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Reduces Phlegm, 0 Calorie Sweetener.
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