Happy Friday Bethany,Most of us have probably experienced acid reflux at some point. You may be familiar with that burning sensation in your chest or throat, but what about the following symptoms: Difficulty swallowing Coughing/wheezing Sore throat Chest pain/pressure Tooth enamel decay
These are actually common, and serious, signs of a more chronic condition known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease/Disorder). And while conventional medical treatment for acid reflux and GERD is usually acid-blocking medication, that may only exacerbate the problem in the long run (I talk about why that is here). Instead of just alleviating the symptoms in the moment, I prefer to work with clients to uncover the root of what’s causing their acid reflux in the first place. Because wouldn’t it be nice to just say goodbye to those aggravating symptoms altogether? If you’re experiencing acid reflux, whether it’s acute or chronic, I would encourage you to schedule an exploratory call and see how we can support your symptoms together. Stay well,
Bethany
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