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You’re about to learn how I eliminated my Acid Reflux, using three dirt cheap ingredients you most likely already have in your kitchen.
It only took me four to five minutes to make this home remedy. And as I took the first sip, I felt my heartburn melt away.
That night, I slept through the night for the first time in years.
Because at that point, I had been diagnosed with a deadly disease, directly caused by my acid reflux.
In the following short video, I’ll explain six fatal effects of acid reflux and how I finally managed to eliminate mine using three common ingredients found in most kitchens and all supermarkets.
“So, you thought your acid reflux was just innocent annoyance?” my doctor asked.
Then, looking me straight in the eyes, he added…
I wasn’t sure if the pun was intended.
My wife’s shivering hands squeezed mine as tears ran down her chin.
“Don’t worry. We’ll get through this,” she sobbed…maybe more to convince herself than me.
Frozen with fear, I couldn’t speak.
Only one thought circled through my mind: “I’m too young to die!”
Yes, heartburn makes your life miserable. It robs you of sleep, ruins your meals, and embarrasses you with burp and gas outbursts in the worst places.
At worst, you fear ulcer, which is, of course, horrible.
But death — you don’t expect that!
If you frequently suffer heartburn, you should, however, prepare for the worst.
Not being able to sleep that night, I googled the health risks of acid reflux.
Recent studies prove that acid reflux is the number one cause of not just one or two, but SIX types of fatal cancers (4).
And we’re talking strong connection.
Heartburn increases your risk of…
Sum it all up, and you’re 1345% more likely to get one of these six cancers than does a person who doesn’t suffer heartburn.
One thousand, three hundred, and forty five percent.
…the researchers concluded.
Millions of people die every year because they don’t take their heartburn seriously enough.
And there I was, ready to be another name on a grave.
It wasn’t my fault, really!
I’ll explain in a second how I finally got rid of my acid reflux using a simple home remedy that takes only four or five minutes to make.
You most likely have all the ingredients sitting in your kitchen. So, if you want, you should be able to take the first sip within 10 minutes from NOW.
But with what I knew then, I couldn’t have done much differently!
Like most people suffering heartburn, I was loading up on proton pump inhibitors (PPI), medications thinking they were safe.
According to a study from Washington University in St. Louis, PPI drugs increase your risk of dying within a year by a terrifying 50% (1).
Another study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association (2) proved that PPI pills drastically increase your risk of stroke.
And, in a new study from the University of Hong Kong and University College London published in the peer-reviewed journal Gut (6), these same drugs were found to double your risk of stomach cancer.
Maybe worst of all: They also double your risk of kidney disease.
Hey, I can live with stomach ulcers, but I can’t live without my kidneys or stomach.
Other heartburn medications, such as antacids and H2 blockers (such as Tums and Zantac), may or may not be a little bit safer. However, numerous studies have also found a row of life-threatening side effects from these drugs.
Don’t put it off another day!
Plus, these drugs cost a fortune…
Okay, finally, some good news:
Additional testing luckily revealed that my cancer diagnosis was a false alarm — “false positive,” they called it.
At that point, however, I was informed enough to realize I had gotten a second chance at life…
…but it wouldn’t last long unless I cured my acid reflux as soon as possible.
PPI and other heartburn medications only temporarily mask the symptoms. They do not cure your acid reflux or GERD.
Therefore, they do nothing to protect you from dying from cancer and other causes.
So, I knew I had to handle my acid reflux naturally…
…which is easier said than done.
The Internet is full of well-meaning tips for acid reflux.
I’m sure you’ve tried everything from baking soda to just carrying around Tums everywhere you go.
When other common wisdom, such as sleeping sitting up, not eating spicy food, and avoiding sugar, chocolates, and tomato sauce, is to no avail, you are running out of options, aren’t you?
So, you get what I was facing.
Finally, my luck changed when a friend referred me to a man named Scott Davis.
Scott is somewhat of a legend in the natural health research field.
He has come up with solutions for numerous health issues the traditional medical system has no answer for.
Among those are acid reflux and GERD disease.
At the age of 84, he dedicated most of his time to research and was not seeing many people in person.
In fact, he seemed quite irritated having to deal with such a mundane issue as my acid reflux.
You see, for someone like you and me, who have endured the pain of acid reflux for so long, curing it deserves the Nobel Prize and its million-dollar award, right?
Scott, however, had helped so many people with heartburn, it had become an old hat.
It wasn’t a challenge for him anymore.
He only helped me because my friend was Scott’s nephew, and really expressed how desperate I was.
In fact, this is the best investment I have made…
I don’t mind effortlessly banking extra 2000 bucks a year… Would you?
That’s one 1000% return on investment every year — beat that, Wall Street.
But obviously, saving my health and life was my only motivation that day.
Scott told me that the three-step system he had developed works for pretty much anyone, and if I followed it in detail, it would help me too.
“Let’s see,” I thought to myself, quite skeptical.
As Scott gently shuffled me out the door, he gave me a printout of 43 pages listing the three steps he wanted me to take.
Part one was his “quick fix,” – including his simple acid reflux remedy.
I could make the remedy right away, as it included only three ingredients I already had in my kitchen.
That night, I slept through without any bloating, burbling, or throat burning for the first time in decades.
Imagine the joy of waking up the next day feeling great. No gasping for air and spitting up acid before breakfast.
I made the formula again in the morning, and the whole day passed without any reflux.
Several days and nights passed without any heartburn issues. I drank a glass of the formula two to three times a day.
And it was keeping my stomach in great shape.
Sometimes, I would add one or two of the extra herbs Scott recommended to boost the effectiveness of his remedy even further.
Herbs number six and nine on his list were especially effective, and I could get them from any supermarket along with the other ingredients.
The best part was being able to eat and drink anything I wanted (even fattening and heavy comfort food, which can really cause heartburn).
Heck, I had even forgotten that a sip of Bourbon wasn’t supposed to be painful.
All I did was make sure that I had a shot of Scott’s remedy when I knew I was going to eat or drink something that I shouldn’t.
Every day, I felt powerful and full of energy and focus.
This was amazing because I had tried literally hundreds of home remedy recipes before I met Scott.
The Internet is full of those recipes.
I’m sure Scott’s remedy has been ripped off somewhere (although I haven’t seen it anywhere else). But you’d have to literally go through thousands of failures before finding it (if you ever do).
Some of those online remedies I tried helped a little for a few days, but they always stopped working.
Others made my pain worse.
Scott’s remedy has never failed me.
What do I mean by “failing Scott?”
You know what happens when we get a good thing going. We too quickly forget the hard times.
And, little by little, I began to forget taking the remedy.
I would run out of the ingredients or forget to take it with me when traveling.
Or, most idiotic of it all: Sometimes, I thought I didn’t have five minutes to spare to make it.
Imagine having a remedy that you know would eliminate your acid reflux every time, and you just decide in your mind that it’s not worth five minutes to make it.
Well, my brain is obviously not the brightest.
And that was okay for a few days…
…until one night, when the reflux assaulted me with full force again.
As luck would have it — it was exactly a night spent in a hotel, where I had none of the ingredients needed.
Most of it was spent with my head in the toilet.
Just like prescription medications, the remedy was dealing only with the symptoms.
It is, of course, natural and not causing any side effects.
But no matter how effective it was, it wasn’t curing my acid reflux.
I had promised Scott not to get stuck with the remedy and also take the two other steps in his system.
Well, this night reminded me of that promise.
And the hours that passed before I could get to a supermarket and buy the ingredients for the formula nailed that memory in deeply.
When I got home, I immediately began working Scott’s program for real.
The next step was to give my stomach a break.
It wasn’t enough to use the mixture that soothed my stomach.
I actually had to cut out the foods that were triggering it.
Scott had given me a list of foods to look out for, followed by a long list of delicious foods that are good and soothing for the stomach.
Okay, I knew about sugar, spicy foods, tomatoes, and many of the other obvious trigger foods.
But I had no idea about most of the things on Scott’s lists.
And here is the thing nobody tells you about acid reflux diets:
It’s the food combinations in your meals that are much more important.
Scott taught me six simple fundamentals for food combination for acid reflux.
Using these fundamentals, I’m actually able to eat lots of foods that previously would have caused terrible bloating attacks.
I just avoid combining these “bad foods” with other foods that promote heartburn.
And finally, the third step…
You know the saying: “having a knot in the stomach” when someone is stressed or in dread.
It’s no wonder because when you are stressed or anxious, you feel it in your guts, right?
It’s like your intestines are twisted and turned?
Now, when acid reflux bloats your stomach, it tricks your body into thinking you’re under major stress — even when there is nothing to stress about (other than the pain, of course).
This triggers your brain to release a ton of stress hormones. This causes you to feel even more stressed, which again gives you that knot-in-the-stomach feeling and triggers acid reflux.
It’s a vicious circle of heartburn and stress.
That’s why traditional stress management doesn’t ease acid reflux.
Scott, meanwhile, taught me four powerful techniques, each of which taking only two to three minutes and focuses on the mind/stomach relationship.
I began using these techniques anytime I sensed a small tension in my stomach.
And the results were remarkable:
Over and over again, tensions that would have transformed into full-blown reflux before would melt away as I did the stress release exercises.
All I was left with were this great energy flow and light joy in my guts.
Combining Scott’s simple mixture, his food plan, and his easy stress relief techniques when needed gave my guts a much-needed rest.
Over the coming weeks, I began experiencing a flow of energy in my guts that I hadn’t felt before.
The heaviness and pressure I would usually have after eating were gone.
Instead, I felt uplifted and energized.
At some point, choosing the right food and food combination became second nature. I don’t even think about it anymore.
Plus, it doesn’t matter if I cheat a little once in a while. It doesn’t send me into full-blown heartburn.
When going out to eat and I know I’m going to consume something I shouldn’t, I take four or five minutes to brew up Scott’s remedy and experience no heartburn problems.
It’s such a relief not dreading going out with friends because you are that weird guy who can’t eat or drink the same as others.
I can order normally without having to interrogate the waiter about the ingredients in the food.
And I can have a drink or two without fretting the night.
Recently, Scott began working with natural health publishing company Blue Heron Health News to spread his knowledge.
They published the same three-step strategy Scott gave me:
In addition, he included a chapter specifically focused on pregnant women and acid reflux.
Another chapter focuses on infants and children experiencing heartburn.
I highly recommend Scott’s strategy for anyone suffering from acid reflux, GERD, or heartburn.
Unless you completely eliminate your acid reflux, heartburn, GERD, or whatever else you call it, you end up paying NOTHING…
…or even natural remedies that may not cause side effects but most often don’t help either (and rob you of several hundreds or thousands in the process).
As much as Scott knows how effective his system is, he doesn’t want to sell it to anyone unless he’s 100% sure it will help them.
After all, you are not wasting his personal time like I was.
Even though he that knows you…
… he still knows that you might hesitate to try his system if you are required to shell out a huge amount of money.
I’m sure Scott could provide you with hundreds of testimonials from people who had similar results as I did, but how do you know whether they’re true?
He could also bore you with thousands of pages of scientific studies proving different aspects of his acid reflux strategy, but you might still doubt it will work for you.
The only way you can find out for sure whether Scott’s three-step strategy will work for your acid reflux is if you try it out for yourself.
After you click the button below, you’ll be charged a small, one-time, fully refundable deposit.
I think that’s fair, as that is your commitment to giving Scott’s strategy your best shot. Without it, this would just be another one of those free online information nobody gives any weight to.
It also guarantees that Scott gets a little gratitude from those who benefit from his strategy. And he does deserve some gratitude if he helps you heal your acid reflux, doesn’t he?
Immediately after you submit your deposit, you’ll be redirected to a page where you get full access to Scott’s strategy.
Start by making the simple home remedy.
You most likely have all the ingredients in your kitchen already.
So, within 10 minutes from NOW, you can have your first sip.
If you would sleep through the night without gasping for air, stomach cramps, or throat burning and wake up without upset stomach burping (or even throwing up)…
Wouldn’t that be wonderful?
Whether you experience complete relief tonight or not, I recommend you drink Scott’s remedy every day for a few days.
Then, you can move on to steps two and three in his strategy.
Now, if you don’t experience the same amazing results as I did, or if you’re, for whatever reason, not completely thrilled with the strategy (Maybe you don’t like the font type.), then I’m truly sorry.
In that case, just send the team at Blue Heron Health News a quick email, and they’ll immediately refund your deposit. No questions asked.
You can use the contact link at the bottom of this page or reply to the confirmation email you will receive with your order.
Scott Davis and Blue Heron Health News put their +40 years of great reputation in the natural health biz on the line, guaranteeing you will be thrilled with either your order or refund.
You have 60 days to ask for your deposit back, which means you can thoroughly test out the 3-Step Acid Reflux Strategy.
If you ask for a refund (I don’t think anyone has ever asked. At the least, it’s very rare.), you come out even. Lose nothing.
But if you manage to cure your acid reflux… just imagine the money you’ll save on medications every year.
That’s the greatest return on investment I can think of — with zero risk (because if it doesn’t work, you lose nothing).
But it has to happen today!
It’s bad enough to go through another agonizing day with acid reflux when you know there is something that could help you, isn’t it?
These are bad enough on their own.
But add to this the knowledge that your heartburn is putting you at over one thousand three hundred percent increased risk of six types of fatal cancers.
Plus, knowing that the common medications available for acid reflux cause kidney failure, stroke, dementia and stomach cancer.
Worst of all: This can happen any day!
One minute, you’re fine. The next, you’re coughing blood and rushing to a hospital with stage five throat cancer.
And you know that as you’re lying in the ambulance, you will be thinking you should have done something about your acid reflux sooner.
You still have time today, unlike at that point, it will be too late.
It’s an ugly truth, but it has to be said.
So, why don’t you click the order button below now and begin addressing your acid reflux within minutes?
You risk nothing and have your life and health to gain.
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TORONTO – Health Canada has authorized Moderna’s updated COVID-19 vaccine that protects against currently circulating variants of the virus.
The mRNA vaccine, called Spikevax, has been reformulated to target the KP.2 subvariant of Omicron.
It will replace the previous version of the vaccine that was released a year ago, which targeted the XBB.1.5 subvariant of Omicron.
Health Canada recently asked provinces and territories to get rid of their older COVID-19 vaccines to ensure the most current vaccine will be used during this fall’s respiratory virus season.
Health Canada is also reviewing two other updated COVID-19 vaccines but has not yet authorized them.
They are Pfizer’s Comirnaty, which is also an mRNA vaccine, as well as Novavax’s protein-based vaccine.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 17, 2024.
Canadian Press health coverage receives support through a partnership with the Canadian Medical Association. CP is solely responsible for this content.
TORONTO – Sanniah Jabeen holds a sonogram of the unborn baby she lost after contracting listeria last December. Beneath, it says “love at first sight.”
Jabeen says she believes she and her baby were poisoned by a listeria outbreak linked to some plant-based milks and wants answers. An investigation continues into the recall declared July 8 of several Silk and Great Value plant-based beverages.
“I don’t even have the words. I’m still processing that,” Jabeen says of her loss. She was 18 weeks pregnant when she went into preterm labour.
The first infection linked to the recall was traced back to August 2023. One year later on Aug. 12, 2024, the Public Health Agency of Canada said three people had died and 20 were infected.
The number of cases is likely much higher, says Lawrence Goodridge, Canada Research Chair in foodborne pathogen dynamics at the University of Guelph: “For every person known, generally speaking, there’s typically 20 to 25 or maybe 30 people that are unknown.”
The case count has remained unchanged over the last month, but the Public Health Agency of Canada says it won’t declare the outbreak over until early October because of listeria’s 70-day incubation period and the reporting delays that accompany it.
Danone Canada’s head of communications said in an email Wednesday that the company is still investigating the “root cause” of the outbreak, which has been linked to a production line at a Pickering, Ont., packaging facility.
Pregnant people, adults over 60, and those with weakened immune systems are most at risk of becoming sick with severe listeriosis. If the infection spreads to an unborn baby, Health Canada says it can cause miscarriage, stillbirth, premature birth or life-threatening illness in a newborn.
The Canadian Press spoke to 10 people, from the parents of a toddler to an 89-year-old senior, who say they became sick with listeria after drinking from cartons of plant-based milk stamped with the recalled product code. Here’s a look at some of their experiences.
Sanniah Jabeen, 32, Toronto
Jabeen says she regularly drank Silk oat and almond milk in smoothies while pregnant, and began vomiting seven times a day and shivering at night in December 2023. She had “the worst headache of (her) life” when she went to the emergency room on Dec. 15.
“I just wasn’t functioning like a normal human being,” Jabeen says.
Told she was dehydrated, Jabeen was given fluids and a blood test and sent home. Four days later, she returned to hospital.
“They told me that since you’re 18 weeks, there’s nothing you can do to save your baby,” says Jabeen, who moved to Toronto from Pakistan five years ago.
Jabeen later learned she had listeriosis and an autopsy revealed her baby was infected, too.
“It broke my heart to read that report because I was just imagining my baby drinking poisoned amniotic fluid inside of me. The womb is a place where your baby is supposed to be the safest,” Jabeen said.
Jabeen’s case is likely not included in PHAC’s count. Jabeen says she was called by Health Canada and asked what dairy and fresh produce she ate – foods more commonly associated with listeria – but not asked about plant-based beverages.
She’s pregnant again, and is due in several months. At first, she was scared to eat, not knowing what caused the infection during her last pregnancy.
“Ever since I learned about the almond, oat milk situation, I’ve been feeling a bit better knowing that it wasn’t something that I did. It was something else that caused it. It wasn’t my fault,” Jabeen said.
She’s since joined a proposed class action lawsuit launched by LPC Avocates against the manufacturers and sellers of Silk and Great Value plant-based beverages. The lawsuit has not yet been certified by a judge.
Natalie Grant and her seven year-old daughter, Bowmanville, Ont.
Natalie Grant says she was in a hospital waiting room when she saw a television news report about the recall. She wondered if the dark chocolate almond milk her daughter drank daily was contaminated.
She had brought the girl to hospital because she was vomiting every half hour, constantly on the toilet with diarrhea, and had severe pain in her abdomen.
“I’m definitely thinking that this is a pretty solid chance that she’s got listeria at this point because I knew she had all the symptoms,” Grant says of seeing the news report.
Once her daughter could hold fluids, they went home and Grant cross-checked the recalled product code – 7825 – with the one on her carton. They matched.
“I called the emerg and I said I’m pretty confident she’s been exposed,” Grant said. She was told to return to the hospital if her daughter’s symptoms worsened. An hour and a half later, her fever spiked, the vomiting returned, her face flushed and her energy plummeted.
Grant says they were sent to a hospital in Ajax, Ont. and stayed two weeks while her daughter received antibiotics four times a day until she was discharged July 23.
“Knowing that my little one was just so affected and how it affected us as a family alone, there’s a bitterness left behind,” Grant said. She’s also joined the proposed class action.
Thelma Feldman, 89, Toronto
Thelma Feldman says she regularly taught yoga to friends in her condo building before getting sickened by listeria on July 2. Now, she has a walker and her body aches. She has headaches and digestive problems.
“I’m kind of depressed,” she says.
“It’s caused me a lot of physical and emotional pain.”
Much of the early days of her illness are a blur. She knows she boarded an ambulance with profuse diarrhea on July 2 and spent five days at North York General Hospital. Afterwards, she remembers Health Canada officials entering her apartment and removing Silk almond milk from her fridge, and volunteers from a community organization giving her sponge baths.
“At my age, 89, I’m not a kid anymore and healing takes longer,” Feldman says.
“I don’t even feel like being with people. I just sit at home.”
Jasmine Jiles and three-year-old Max, Kahnawake Mohawk Territory, Que.
Jasmine Jiles says her three-year-old son Max came down with flu-like symptoms and cradled his ears in what she interpreted as a sign of pain, like the one pounding in her own head, around early July.
When Jiles heard about the recall soon after, she called Danone Canada, the plant-based milk manufacturer, to find out if their Silk coconut milk was in the contaminated batch. It was, she says.
“My son is very small, he’s very young, so I asked what we do in terms of overall monitoring and she said someone from the company would get in touch within 24 to 48 hours,” Jiles says from a First Nations reserve near Montreal.
“I never got a call back. I never got an email”
At home, her son’s fever broke after three days, but gas pains stuck with him, she says. It took a couple weeks for him to get back to normal.
“In hindsight, I should have taken him (to the hospital) but we just tried to see if we could nurse him at home because wait times are pretty extreme,” Jiles says, “and I don’t have child care at the moment.”
Joseph Desmond, 50, Sydney, N.S.
Joseph Desmond says he suffered a seizure and fell off his sofa on July 9. He went to the emergency room, where they ran an electroencephalogram (EEG) test, and then returned home. Within hours, he had a second seizure and went back to hospital.
His third seizure happened the next morning while walking to the nurse’s station.
In severe cases of listeriosis, bacteria can spread to the central nervous system and cause seizures, according to Health Canada.
“The last two months have really been a nightmare,” says Desmond, who has joined the proposed lawsuit.
When he returned home from the hospital, his daughter took a carton of Silk dark chocolate almond milk out of the fridge and asked if he had heard about the recall. By that point, Desmond says he was on his second two-litre carton after finishing the first in June.
“It was pretty scary. Terrifying. I honestly thought I was going to die.”
Cheryl McCombe, 63, Haliburton, Ont.
The morning after suffering a second episode of vomiting, feverish sweats and diarrhea in the middle of the night in early July, Cheryl McCombe scrolled through the news on her phone and came across the recall.
A few years earlier, McCombe says she started drinking plant-based milks because it seemed like a healthier choice to splash in her morning coffee. On June 30, she bought two cartons of Silk cashew almond milk.
“It was on the (recall) list. I thought, ‘Oh my God, I got listeria,’” McCombe says. She called her doctor’s office and visited an urgent care clinic hoping to get tested and confirm her suspicion, but she says, “I was basically shut down at the door.”
Public Health Ontario does not recommend listeria testing for infected individuals with mild symptoms unless they are at risk of developing severe illness, such as people who are immunocompromised, elderly, pregnant or newborn.
“No wonder they couldn’t connect the dots,” she adds, referencing that it took close to a year for public health officials to find the source of the outbreak.
“I am a woman in my 60s and sometimes these signs are of, you know, when you’re vomiting and things like that, it can be a sign in women of a bigger issue,” McCombe says. She was seeking confirmation that wasn’t the case.
Disappointed, with her stomach still feeling off, she says she decided to boost her gut health with probiotics. After a couple weeks she started to feel like herself.
But since then, McCombe says, “I’m back on Kawartha Dairy cream in my coffee.”
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 16, 2024.
Canadian Press health coverage receives support through a partnership with the Canadian Medical Association. CP is solely responsible for this content.
VANCOUVER – Mayors and other leaders from several British Columbia communities say the provincial and federal governments need to take “immediate action” to tackle mental health and public safety issues that have reached crisis levels.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim says it’s become “abundantly clear” that mental health and addiction issues and public safety have caused crises that are “gripping” Vancouver, and he and other politicians, First Nations leaders and law enforcement officials are pleading for federal and provincial help.
In a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier David Eby, mayors say there are “three critical fronts” that require action including “mandatory care” for people with severe mental health and addiction issues.
The letter says senior governments also need to bring in “meaningful bail reform” for repeat offenders, and the federal government must improve policing at Metro Vancouver ports to stop illicit drugs from coming in and stolen vehicles from being exported.
Sim says the “current system” has failed British Columbians, and the number of people dealing with severe mental health and addiction issues due to lack of proper care has “reached a critical point.”
Vancouver Police Chief Adam Palmer says repeat violent offenders are too often released on bail due to a “revolving door of justice,” and a new approach is needed to deal with mentally ill people who “pose a serious and immediate danger to themselves and others.”
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 16, 2024
