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hiatial hernia by MENDOMAID 12 y
Hulda Clark, PhD, ND wrote that in people with hiatial hernias if they used her programs the hernia , caused by weakened muscles in the diaphram, healed. Search Results: Hiatal hernia: page: - Alternative Medicine ... Search Results: Hiatal hernia: page: ... Hulda Clark found that people who succesfully used her programs eliminated their hiatal hernias problems without surgery. www.curezone.com/forums/search.asp?q=Hiatal+hernia 5,111 hits
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Inversion therapy with hiatal hernia? by frederickson 15 y
I am a big believer in the many benefits of inversion therapy discussed on this forum. However, I am afraid I have one of the few conditions that Teeter has contraindicated with inversion therapy... a hiatal hernia. This is a relatively common problem, and I am sure many who invert have a hiatal hernia, but I have had acid reflux that I had not experienced for a few years before I started inverting. Now I had also begun more intense abdominal exercises recently as well, which could be contributing to the problem. In addition to the warnings from the manufacturer, hanging upside down ... 5,545 hits
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Re: Hiatal Hernia and gall/intestinal pain by MENDOMAID 13 y
Hulda Clark found that people who succesfully used her programs eliminated their hiatal hernias problems without surgery. On page 133 of The Cure for All Diseases” Hiatal Hernia When bacteria have spread to the diaphram and weakened it, along with the upper stomach valve, food is allowed to get pushed up right through the diaphram. Pressure in the abdom from overeating or sitting in an easy chair pushes it up. Walk after eating. Empty the stomach before going to bed. Don’t sit in recliners. Very many of us, about 25%, have a small hiatal hernia. It only hurts if it is inflamed. Work a ... 11,584 hits
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Re: Healing acid reflux? by lucifiel 15 y
Amazing! You just diagnosed it like that?! O_O;; Bah... none of the doctors I visited, knew what was wrong. Yes, it probably is a ” hiatal hernia” since I do have a feeling that food or something has been trapped in my stomach. So, is it hiatal hernia as well as GERD? Or is it because of the tear in my stomach wall(only hiatal hernia), that’s why I’m getting acid coming up into my throat? And is the treatment for hiatal hernia the same as that for GERD? And thanks! :) You rock, dude. =P (EDit: I found this link about self-massaging. http://www.drdahlman.com/hiatal-hernia- ... 7,065 hits
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Re: Moving pressure/bubbling in head/brain after HCL an e... by summerhaunt 14 y
Just something to consider, a possibility: A lot of your symptoms sound like hiatal hernia. A bad one can put pressure on your spine, affecting nerves elsewhere, which may be what your strange sensations are coming from. And it explains some of the digestive problems, food feeling like it’s getting stuck, burping, etc. Hiatal hernia is a great mimicker of many other health problems. Your sleep pattern sound a lot like a friend of mine who was just diagnosed with a very bad hiatal hernia. She had no idea she even had one. Her acid reflux was silent, and her hernia is so bad the pressure on ... 12,795 hits
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Hiatal Hernia and gall/intestinal pain by Guanche 13 y View Entire Thread 4
I’ve have had serious pain in my gall region for 10 years, and done over 50 liver flushes, but with no positive results or reduction in pain. I just found out that I have a medium Hiatal Hernia, and after doing some searching have found some indication that a Hiatal Hernia can sometimes mimic gall/bilary pain, and can affect the abdominal region. Telman comments on this at: http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=985361 And one other source: http://www.joyfullivingservices.com/hiatalhernia.html So I’m faced with the possibility that this past 10 years of pain has nothing to do wit ... 10,708 hits
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Re: Hey James!! tachycardia, severe hiatal hernia scared... by Hveragerthi 12 y
The heart rate increase sounds more like you had an allergic response to something you ate. In the future if this happens you can try some quercetin, which is a natural antihistamine. As for the hiatal hernia, losing weight can sometimes help with hiatal hernias. If it is large enough though then surgery may be your only option. 2,982 hits
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Re: Hiatal hernia diagnosis?? If so what do I eat? by Hveragerthi 14 y
How do I find out if along with everything else I have a Hiatal hernia upper and or lower and what can be done? Taking to you earlier you said that this was confirmed. Here is more information on hiatal hernias: http://curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1486694 1,859 hits
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Re: Steven Rochlitz, Phd by Harmonyx 10 y
Well I just saw that Rochlitz has come out with 2 books that supersede that one. See his ”Hiatal Hernia/Vagus Nerve Imbalnce” book. It says it has 15 illustrated, self-help corrections for the hiatal hernia, the vagus nerve, and the diaphragm. 2. His magnum opus supposedly, is his book on PORPHYRIA, as the ”Ultimate Cause of Common, Chronic or Environmenal Illnesses.” See wellatlast dot com 1,336 hits
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use of antibiotics and gaining weight can cause hiatal he... by White Shark 7 y
use of antibiotics and gaining weight can cause hiatal hernia use of antibiotics is the main cause of weight gain and of dysbiosis. you would have to change your diet in order to loose weight and cure hiatal hernia ws 650 hits
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Hiatal Hernia Needs Mechanical Fixing by SusieF 7 y
Hi! I’m new to this forum. I just learned about seeing a Chiropractor or Massage Therapist to put a Hiatal Hernia back in place. Never heard of this but I am desperate. I’ve been suffering with this for months. My PCP and my hospital ER only made the situation worse. I’m on Nexium (had been on Protonix for years) and the Nexium is not doing much almost makes me feel worse!! Could Nexium or any PPI contribute to worsening symptoms? I still cannot swallow properly feels like something is stuck there and have all the classic symptoms of GERD...but I’m certain it ALL Hiatal Hernia. I live in F ... 572 hits
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Hiatal hernia by Courtney 20 y View Entire Thread 2
Hi Andreas - I have acid reflux and I’ve been told it’s because I have a small hiatal hernia and there’s nothing medically that can be done to correct a hiatal hernia unless I undergo a very dangerous medical procedure. Once my liver and colon are clean (I’m doing liver flushes right now) is there any way to lessen the acid reflux or is it possible to get rid of it all together once I’m done with the cleansing despite the hiatal hernia? I don’t like taking antacids because I know it’s not healthy, but I don’t want damage to my esophagus from a lifetime of acid reflux either. Don’t know wh ... 4,377 hits
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Short term releif for heart burn from hiatal hernia? by #73736 14 y View Entire Thread 5
I have been doing some reading and I think i have a hiatal hernia. One thing that helped me pin point it was a site that mentioned that if you breath in, and your solar plexus (under breast plate) does not move, but instead your shoulders move, you more likely have a hiatal hernia. I also have that feeling that food is stuck right in that area and the heart burn after eating. I also have bloating and burping. I found some good videos that show how to get the stomach back down, I will give those a try and see if I get improvement, if not i might go to a chiro. video: http://www.he ... 3,463 hits
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Re: mastic gum and h pylori? by Hveragerthi 15 y
Part of what you are describing sounds like a hiatal hernia. And it does sound like a mild case of acid reflux, which is commonly associated with hiatal hernias. Stress will increase stomach acid levels, and if some of this is seeping back in to the lower esophagus then it could cause the burning in the lower esophagus, but not the upper esophagus. I have posted on ideas of how to deal with hiatal hernias on here before. It would not hurt to try some of the suggestions just in case there is one present. As for the stress you need to work on your adrenal glands. The adrenals form ... 7,667 hits
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Re: Recommendations by john2008 16 y
Thanks, I checked out that thread before making my post I believe. It was interesting, but the gastroenterologist doesn’t think the sliding hiatal hernia is causing my problems. It’s only 3-4 cm, and so small that it didn’t show up on the Barium swallow test. The sliding hiatal hernia also doesn’t coincide w/ my symptoms, unless somehow drinking gin is capable of pulling a hernia up or causing one? Anyway, I did re-read the link, and I’ll consider finding a chiropractor to see if that’ll help. I just feel the symptoms were way too sudden to be a hernia. I mean I had drank bottles of bra ... 5,173 hits
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Reduce Hiatal Hernia With Acupressure by LuellaMay 11 y
Reduce Hiatal Hernia With Acupressure by JB Bardot See all TBYIL articles by JB Bardot ( The Best Years in Life) Hiatal hernias are functional defects occurring in the area where the stomach and esophagus come together at the hiatal opening in the diaphragm, causing a portion of the stomach to protrude into the chest. The sliding hernia is the most common, often causing acid reflux or GERD. Burning sensations and a feeling of fullness in the stomach and chest are sometimes mistaken for a heart attack. Hiatal hernias are more common in women than in men, and the c ... 802 hits
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Hiatal Hernia, Ileocecal Valve and Gallstones by telman 17 y
Hiatal Hernia There are stories told about people who have been ill since childhood regaining their health and vigour after years of poor health. Suddenly after skilful treatment by foreword thinking natural health providers they have gain strength, muscle and stamina. These people have suffered from an undetected Hiatal Hernia. It is estimated by the American Digestive Disease Society that a very large number of people, perhaps half a million may suffer from this condition. It occurs more often in women than in men. It affects people of all ages, but is most prevalent in people over 50 ... 46,256 hits
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Hiatal Hernia or Gallstones ? R by telman 17 y
A Hiatal Hernia is difficult to diagnose because it impersonates other medical conditions. People can get quite severe chest pain and think they are about to have a heart attack. More concerning is that a Hiatal Hernia can give rise to the regurgitation of bile acid, chronic indigestion, stomach pain and give rise to the notion that the cause of all this grief is a stomach ulcer or a biliary complaint. The doctor may conclude that the problem is caused by gallstones, and low and behold on ultrasonic examination, gallstones and sludge is detected. This is not surprising because so many peop ... 14,479 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Pregnancy with a hiatal hernia by heathur74 21 y
Hi, I have had a hiatal hernia since about age 12 I am 29 now. For the past 5 months it has gotten worse, I now have acid and sometimes cant swallow and get spasams. I am taking zantac 75 it really helps but I still feel my stomach has changed all the sudden. I really want to be able to carry a child but scared that this problem will get worse. I also have xtra heart beats and a rib problem, the doctor said its a loose rib I have no idea why I have this but I have had it for over 10 years, it recently has gotten worse also. What I want to know is will my hiatal hernia get bigger if I dec ... 1,296 hits
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Re: hiatal hernia by Basket of Sunshine 14 y
Is it just because my son is young (12) that it seems to be an item of chance if they could see a hiatal hernia on an endoscopy? I do remember the doctor saying something about how strong a child’s sternum is while we were disussing this, but did not understand what that had to do with seeing a hiatal hernia. My confusion is why anyone would go through that proceedure to check for a hiatial hernia if he seems to have such a high chance of not being seen? And, everyone spoke as if it would be conclusive. I can only figure this has something to do with adult vs. child. When you spe ... 1,927 hits
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Re: hiatus hernia by Hveragerthi 14 y
Hv, i’m beginning to think i have got a hiatus hernia. I’ve done research and found some self massage techniques to release the stomach etc. Also, apparently chiros can release and bring the stomach back down. Is going to a chiro for this a good or bad idea? Have you any tips on self treatment? Not all chiropractors know how to correct hiatal hernias. So you should call around to local chiropractors and ask if they actually know how to do this. I have an old post with a few links on hiatal hernias including instructions on self treatment if not too large: ... 1,950 hits
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When the hiatal hernia corrections don't last by #185190 7 y
You know that the very common hiatal hernia can cause fatigue, breathlessness, anxiety, panic and cardiac problems including racing heart and hypertension. And you probably know Dr Steven Rochlitz’s book, Hiatal Hernia Syndrome/Vagus Nerve Imbalance. It includes illustrations for self-correction of the hernia, the vagus nerve, the diaphragm. But it also relates that for some people corrections don’t last long, and advises people to look into 2 often related conditions: PFO [aka the hole in the heart] and porphyria. In fact Dr Rochlitz’s books reveal that in some people with porphyri ... 640 hits
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Stomach Issues, continued... by Basket of Sunshine 14 y View Entire Thread 5
I had posted about my son’s stomach issues and you suggested the problem could be H.Pylori and to either get tested or try matic gum: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1671075#i A few things have transpired since then. 1. I tried the mastic gum and it caused itchy throat and other allergy symptoms within minutes. 2. I recalled after the post that a chiropractor thought he has a hiatal hernia. 3. I have an appointment with a gastro doc who will do a scope to check for the hiatal hernia and the H. Pylori...but can’t get in for 6 weeks. 4. My primary said if it is a ... 2,175 hits
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Hiatal Hernia and Vagus Nerve connections - Bingo RRR by motif 15 y View Entire Thread 15
I think I have found source of all my problems, fits perfectly - Hiatal Hernia an overlooked cause of Disease can cause: DIGESTIVE DIFFICULTIES *Belching, *Bloating, *Heartburn, *Difficulty digesting meat/high protein foods, Tension or pressure at the solar plexis, Sensitivity at the waist, Intestinal gas, Regurgitation, Hiccups, Lack or limitation of appetite, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Constipation, Colic in children, Difficulty in gaining weight or overweight, Ulcers. BREATHING AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS *Difficulty with deep abdominal breathing, *Difficulty in swallowing ca ... 60,416 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Re: hiatal hernia by Hveragerthi 14 y
Is it just because my son is young (12) that it seems to be an item of chance if they could see a hiatal hernia on an endoscopy? Age should not make any difference in being able to diagnose a hiatal hernia. I do remember the doctor saying something about how strong a child’s sternum is while we were disussing this, but did not understand what that had to do with seeing a hiatal hernia. Nothing I can think of. My confusion is why anyone would go through that proceedure to check for a hiatial hernia if he seems to have such a high chance of not being seen? And, every ... 1,814 hits
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Tip for pain after flush! by georgina 21 y View Entire Thread 4
Hi Andreas & Everyone - (Posted this msg on liver forum too, but wanted you to know too Andreas because I know people have asked you about this problem before - including me) Just wanted to share something that helped me after my 10th liver/gb flush last night. As sometimes happens after my flushes I get pain in my right side that radiates into my hip and lower back and also pressure in my liver area. Also get hiatal hernia and feel really ”stuck” in my digestion/solar plexus area and have trouble breathing, digesting, etc. This time when it happened it was pretty bad - so I tried t ... 2,853 hits
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good tip for pain after flush! by georgina 21 y
Hi Everyone - Just wanted to share something that helped me after my 10th liver/gb flush last night. As sometimes happens after my flushes I get pain in my right side that radiates into my hip and lower back and also pressure in my liver area. Also get hiatal hernia and feel really ”stuck” in my digestion/solar plexus area and have trouble breathing, digesting, etc. This time when it happened it was pretty bad - so I tried taking about 3 teaspoons of flax oil. Much to my surprise and delight I let out a big burp soon after (LOL!) which cleared out the hiatal hernia/stuck feeling in ... 1,178 hits
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What is causing this Diarrhea? by Tupper_Amanda 21 y
What is causing this Diarrhea? I have been a CUREZONE person for several years now with GB problems being the reason I came to begin with. I was diagnosed with Hiatal Hernia before the GB thing started. It has been 2 1/2 years of keeping the GB surgery away. I am getting very frustrated with my intestinal problems and just want to rip it all out some days. (today being one of them) I thought I was better after all of the flushes I have done over the years and eating better. Lately I have been having diarrhea that won’t leave. Does anyone have a clue as to why this is hap ... 1,416 hits
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Re: Doctors can't find out whats wrong. Any advise? by digitalman 17 y
It’s possible that you may have dysbiosis in the gut - bacterial/fungal (candida). This can give the symptoms you describe. Also, if you take antacids, you are not digesting your food properly, aggravating the dysbiosis (pathogens will eat your food) - white substance in stool is highly indicative of candida presence as a fungus. Also, low stomach acid/antacid overuse will eliminate the first line of defense against pathogens (acidic environment is necessary in the stomach to digest things like protein and to destroy pathogens in the food). Also, the esophagus may be eroding du ... 2,558 hits
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Re: Help! by irishpdf 17 y
I have not done the liver cleanse, company came in unexpected. I need to ask this question as I am filled with fear. The symptoms I have sound exactly like a hiatal hernia. When I do swallow food, and need to drink water to make it feel like it’s going down, I then start coughing. No one in the medical field will see me unless I have a down payment and can pay off an endoscope& hospital bill within the year. I am ’again’ going to do the cleanse this weekend. If anyone out there has had a hiatal hernia with symptoms like this I would love advice. I did see that a chiropracter can help? than ... 2,634 hits
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Re: Cannot digest anything for over 2 days! by telman 16 y
These are my thoughts: The left side pain with heartburn is a sign of something other than gallstones which is associated with the right side. You may have a hiatal hernia which is strangling your stomach. Also pain on the left side is sometimes to do with the spleen. You may like to google hiatal hernia to read more about this illusive condition. Alternatively the herbs you were taking may have trigger IBS which is a very painful condition incurring abdominal pain that radiates out to the limbs depending upon which part of the bowel is affected. You can determine this my studying yo ... 4,453 hits
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Re: Chest Pain! by John Cullison 22 y
Hi, John A! Sorry if you’ve answered this elsewhere... Have you done parasite cleansing yet? Colon cleansing? You may or may not have two or three different problems. (The usual ”I am not a doctor” stuff applies.) The pains at the bottom of your rib cage... since you’ve done flushes, you’re probably well versed in Epsom salt. Drink a glass when you experience these pains. In twenty or so minutes, your pain will probably go away. You could also try castor oil packs. If you’re having real heart issues, you might want to check the heart forum instead. You might also want t ... 2,670 hits
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Re: Hiatal hernia by #91053 14 y
Marci, I get bad bloating with mine. I also don’t get pain any where else. I read that hiatal hernia can feel like a heart attack. You can feel it in the chest. It can be difficult to take deep breath. I’m not getting that symptom though. Some people don’t get any symptoms at all. If you put fingers on breastbone, the solar plexus area and take deep breath, you should be able to take deep breath without raising shoulders. If you can’t it could indicate hiatal hernia. 2,711 hits
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Hiatal hernia by rahulp 14 y View Entire Thread 3
Hi, I am 26, India. I have hiatal hernia for a year now. There is definitely condition of acid reflux and sometimes i get dull chest pains. To start with i was taking few medicines which reduced acidity but did not improve my hiatal hernia condition. So i stoped the medicines. I think the diaphram strength needs to improve which will heal my condition of acid reflux to some extend. I read about cleansing my digestive system recently. Can you plz guide me on how i can improve my diaphram strength and cleanse my digestive system. Thanks in Advance. Regards Rahul prabhune_ ... 5,638 hits
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Re: Stomach Issues, continued... by Hveragerthi 14 y
Hiatal hernias will generally create a "catching" feeling at the base of the sternum when harder objects are swallowed such as tough steak or pills. Some chiropractors can put these back in. Here is an old post on hiatal hernias: http://curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1486694 If it is H. pylori the second option is licorice root, which kills H.pylori and also helps to build up the adrenals. I recommend boiling the root for 15 to 20 minutes in water to make a tea that he can drink throughout the day. 1,946 hits
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Re: Stomach Issues by Hveragerthi 14 y
It sounds like a combination of a hiatal hernia and acid reflux . Here is a post explaining the acid reflux: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1480855#i There are some chiropractors that are trained in dealing with hiatal hernias. So I recommend calling around and seeing if you can find one that knows how to push it back in. Eating smaller meals will also help as well as correcting the stomach acid deficiency that leads to the bloating putting more pressure on the stomach. 1,462 hits
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Re: Some questions... by lock 13 y
Dr Jeff, I have a few more questions regarding my hiatal hernia. 1. Can a hiatal hernia permanently heal? According to the orthodox medical community, it can’t. 2. If the answer to question 1 is yes, is it via repeated visits to the chiropractor for the rest of my life? 3. I’m afraid this will adversely affect my results on the McCombs Plan. Are my fears unwarranted? I apologise for questions 1 and 2 being unrelated to the Plan, but there is a dearth of (reliable) information on this subject. Thank you so much. 1,743 hits
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Re: Hiatal Hernia by Hveragerthi 14 y
I covered hiatal hernias here: http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1489726#i If it is really bad then surgery may be required. But this should be a last resort. A hiatal hernia can pinch or irritate the vagus nerve leading to a number of symptoms including headaches, heart burn, poor digestion, etc. Most of the symptoms come from the pinching leading to a decline in stomach acid formation. The lack of stomach acid in turn leads to fermentation in the stomach, inability to properly absorb minerals and some vitamins. These lead to other problems. Lack of acid also inhibits ... 1,743 hits
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Re: sphincter at top of stomach out of place by Dr.Jeff 15 y
The lower esophageal shincter (LES) is where the esophagus empties into the stomach and is responsible for keeping stomach contents from passing back up into the esophagus (reflux). The esophagus passes through the diaphragm and the LES is located below this point. Sometimes the LES and stomach can protrude up through the diaphragm and get stuck. This is a hiatal hernia. This will usually lead to refluxing of stomach contents back up into the esophagus. Many Chiropractors know how to adjust this hiatal hernia condition to pull the stomach and lower esophagus back down. A condition called ... 3,237 hits
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Re: Smoking and the Adrenals by Hveragerthi 15 y
someone is saying if i have a hiatal hernia and that illeocal valve or something is letting food back up no matter how much cleansing i do my adrenals will never get better until i fix that via a chiropracter or something along those lines. I don’t know where they are coming up with that. A hiatal hernia is a tear in the diaphragm and the stomach pushing up through. This has nothing to do with the adrenals other than the stress it can cause. And it can indicate a weakness in the tissues, which is often from a lack of vitamin C. Adrenal stress can low ... 3,975 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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