Re: Chronic Heartburn and Lumps in Throat

[Guest guest]

Oh yeah, maybe stay away from greasy and spicy foods. Including dairy,

since it's phlegmy. Sugar ain't the best either.

Chronic Heartburn and Lumps in Throat

> Hi,

>

> My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also,

> many times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat

> where he cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

>

> We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and

> more Prilosec / Prevacid.

>

> I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem

> that is actually causing this.

>

> Yesterday, we went to yet another doctor and even asked if he would get an

> X-ray done so we could see if there was a problem. He just said to double

> the dose of Prilosec.

>

> Can anyone please help me to know what we should do???

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

> Calvin

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Acupuncture can treat the stomach heat very easily, especially if you also

use herbs.

The other thing is called " plumb pit qi. " That's pretty easily treatable

too. Find someone good, especially someone who also uses herbs.

Chronic Heartburn and Lumps in Throat

> Hi,

>

> My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also,

> many times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat

> where he cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

>

> We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and

> more Prilosec / Prevacid.

>

> I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem

> that is actually causing this.

>

> Yesterday, we went to yet another doctor and even asked if he would get an

> X-ray done so we could see if there was a problem. He just said to double

> the dose of Prilosec.

>

> Can anyone please help me to know what we should do???

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

> Calvin

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

This is what they did to my husband and caused his inabilty to make B12 now.

dee

On 11 Dec 2009, at 15:53, calvinclose@... wrote:

> Hi,

>

> My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also, many

times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat where he

cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

>

> We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and more

Prilosec / Prevacid.

>

> I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem that

is actually causing this.

>

[Guest guest]

I have heard that acid reflux/heartburn is a result of hydrochloric acid

deficiency. This goes against what the mecical doctors will tell you. I have a

couple of friends that took it when they were having this problem and it went

away. You can google it and find out more info.

Deborah

>

> Hi,

>

> My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also, many

times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat where he

cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

>

> We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and more

Prilosec / Prevacid.

>

> I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem that

is actually causing this.

>

> Yesterday, we went to yet another doctor and even asked if he would get an

X-ray done so we could see if there was a problem. He just said to double the

dose of Prilosec.

>

> Can anyone please help me to know what we should do???

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

> Calvin

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

>

> My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also, many

times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat where he

cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

>

> We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and more

Prilosec / Prevacid.

>

> I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem that

is actually causing this.

>

> Yesterday, we went to yet another doctor and even asked if he would get an

X-ray done so we could see if there was a problem. He just said to double the

dose of Prilosec.

>

> Can anyone please help me to know what we should do???

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

> Calvin

Has any doctor ever checked your son for heart trouble?

The sensation of " heartburn " can be caused by spicy, greasy, indigestible and

toxic foods, but if this has been eliminated, the heartburn could literally be

what the name implies.

This could be serious and perhaps life threatening.

There could be obstructed heart valves or arteries.

This can be caused by internal plaque (somewhat unlikely in a child) or

parasites such as heartworm, as Hulda has written about.

In rarer cases it can be due to genetic heart defects.

Or it can be a combination of any or all of these causes.

I have observed several cases of " heartburn " complaints in patients who ended up

having massive heart attacks.

If I were you, I would try to find a doctor, or several, who can competently

evaluate complete heart health, and who will treat the child until he doesn't

need to take any drugs anymore at all.

The " lump in the throat " feeling could possibly be a drug side effect.

I hope your son gets well.

Blessings, Yael

[Guest guest]

read about apple cider vinegar!

________________________________

From: sierra7932000 <debnjohn93@...>

Dr

Sent: Mon, December 14, 2009 4:21:24 PM

Subject: Re: Chronic Heartburn and Lumps in Throat

I have heard that acid reflux/heartburn is a result of hydrochloric acid

deficiency. This goes against what the mecical doctors will tell you. I have a

couple of friends that took it when they were having this problem and it went

away. You can google it and find out more info.

Deborah

>

> Hi,

>

> My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also, many

times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat where he

cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

>

> We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and more

Prilosec / Prevacid.

>

> I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem that

is actually causing this.

>

> Yesterday, we went to yet another doctor and even asked if he would get an

X-ray done so we could see if there was a problem. He just said to double the

dose of Prilosec.

>

> Can anyone please help me to know what we should do???

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

> Calvin

>

[Guest guest]

This is a clogged gallbladder - liver clesnes with clear it up right away!

Do a good parasite program first 10 days -then repeat the cleanse again if

symptoms come

back until its cleared.

From: calvinclose@... <calvinclose@...>

Subject: Chronic Heartburn and Lumps in Throat

Dr

Received: Friday, December 11, 2009, 3:53 PM

 

Hi,

My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also, many

times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat where he

cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and more

Prilosec / Prevacid.

I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem that is

actually causing this.

Yesterday, we went to yet another doctor and even asked if he would get an X-ray

done so we could see if there was a problem. He just said to double the dose of

Prilosec.

Can anyone please help me to know what we should do???

Thanks in advance,

Calvin

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[Guest guest]

Hi Calvin,

I wish you the best with your son's health! Does he drink enough water??? I

have a 13 year old who doesn't... It is hard to get a child to do the cleanses!

But it could be a backed up bowel. I would try the three main cleanses if

you can. And plenty of water. I use to have heartburn like that. But I never

get it anymore! I hope it is nothing serious! Blessings, Kat

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > My 13-year old son has been having severe heartburn for many years. Also,

many times when he tries to eat, he gets a " lump " feeling in his throat where he

cannot eat or drink until it goes away.

> >

> > We have been to many doctors, who simply prescribe him to take more and more

Prilosec / Prevacid.

> >

> > I am convinced that he has some inherent gastro (or some other) problem that

is actually causing this.

> >

> > Yesterday, we went to yet another doctor and even asked if he would get an

X-ray done so we could see if there was a problem. He just said to double the

dose of Prilosec.

> >

> > Can anyone please help me to know what we should do???

> >

> > Thanks in advance,

> >

> >

> > Calvin

>

> Has any doctor ever checked your son for heart trouble?

> The sensation of " heartburn " can be caused by spicy, greasy, indigestible and

toxic foods, but if this has been eliminated, the heartburn could literally be

what the name implies.

> This could be serious and perhaps life threatening.

>

> There could be obstructed heart valves or arteries.

> This can be caused by internal plaque (somewhat unlikely in a child) or

parasites such as heartworm, as Hulda has written about.

> In rarer cases it can be due to genetic heart defects.

> Or it can be a combination of any or all of these causes.

>

> I have observed several cases of " heartburn " complaints in patients who ended

up having massive heart attacks.

>

> If I were you, I would try to find a doctor, or several, who can competently

evaluate complete heart health, and who will treat the child until he doesn't

need to take any drugs anymore at all.

> The " lump in the throat " feeling could possibly be a drug side effect.

>

> I hope your son gets well.

> Blessings, Yael

>