To treat ulcers, take one gram of I-glutamine, an amino acid, two to three times a day to heal the integrity of the stomach lining, and take a probiotic supplement to encourage the growth of good bacteria in the stomach. Get rid of and prevent ulcers, making sure to see a physician for an ongoing problem, withtips from a registered dietitian and Florida-licensed nutritionist in this free video on diets. Expert: Rachael Richardson Contact: www.nutrolution.com Bio: Rachael Richardson is a registered dietitian and a Florida-licensed nutritionist. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

SORRY for the lack of intro to this video. We forgot to film it haha!!! The camera was on pause. So it jumps right in without a “hello!” Let me know if you have any other questions about the products I show. Things I should add: -Medela has a 1 year warranty on all breast pump motors. -We use Johnson’s bath and body products; Head to toe baby wash, and sleepy time baby lotion and massage gel. The sleepy time products smell incredible and are supposed to help relax your baby before bed-time or naps. I would highly suggest getting these products. They are fine to use on newborns as well. -The Fisher Price bath we are currently using is available at Babies R Us and Target. -Leah is eating Gerber foods but we are planning on switching her to Earth’s Best because all of their food is organic (and I am sick of not being able to find certain flavors of gerber in organic!) -The formula Leah is on is Similar Isomil. It is a soy formula. She is still mostly breastfed but when she does get formula this is what she gets. The formula is specially made to prevent gas and fussiness, and is great for babies with GERD. -Leah is not too interested in taking pacifiers but her favorite has always been newborn soothies. They are available at most hospitals and Babies R Us and Target. Playtex also makes a similar shaped pacifier that works just as well. -Medela, bumbo, playtex, gerber, pampers, earth’s best, boppy, and more are all products available at Target. REMEMBER that they are cheaper …

DrRutledge talks to Mini-Gastric Bypass patients about GERD and the MGB. On the web www.clos.net, Call or Email Dr. Rutledge about the MGB Right Now! Phone: 702-456-4643 or Email drr@CLOS.net – The Mini Gastric Bypass (MGB) is a short, simple, successful and inexpensive laparoscopic gastric bypass weight loss surgery.

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The diagnosis of acid reflux begins by obtaining a good clinical history and performing a therapeutic trial in which medication is tested to see if it has any effect on the symptoms. Find out how endoscopic modalities can be used to determine if a person has acid reflux with help from a gastroenterologist in this free video on diagnosing acid reflux. Expert: Miguel J. Rodriguez Contact: www.miamigastro.org Bio: Dr. Miguel J. Rodriguez is board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

A common concern focuses on the potential complications of silent GERD. What does the research say about the treatment of patients? David A. Johnson, MD, discusses the evidence in this video blog.

Even with medication, are you still struggling with heartburn? Local doctors are looking for adults who are taking a PPI medication for GERD, but are still experiencing GERD symptoms such as frequent heartburn, to participate in a medical research study. Most people are able to eliminate their heartburn (a burning discomfort or pain behind your breastbone) and other related symptoms by taking gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) medication. However, even with treatment, many people still experience heartburn caused by acid reflux. Now, researchers are evaluating an investigational medication for GERD symptoms in people who dont experience enough relief with their current medications. If you have been diagnosed with GERD and are on Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI) medication, but still experience frequent heartburn, please consider this medical research study evaluating the safety and effectiveness of an investigational GERD medication taken in conjunction with your PPI medication. To be eligible for study participation, you must: *Be 18-65 years of age, *Have been experiencing GERD symptoms for at least 3 months, *Have been taking a PPI medication for at least four weeks, but only have partial relief of your symptoms, *Experience heartburn symptoms at least three days a week, and *Be willing to remain on your PPI medication during the study. Qualified participants will receive all study-related medical care, PPI medication, and study medication at no cost. Reimbursement for time and travel may also be provided. To learn more, please contact: Wake Research Associates (919) 781-2514 www.wakeresearch.com

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