Chia Seeds for Acid Reflux?

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I've been seeing people online report that you can consume chia seeRAB to help with acid reflux. Apparently they claim it absorbs liquid, so the idea would be it would absorb your excess stomach acid, thus helping to control acid reflux.

Does anyone know anything about this? Does it work?
 
I've been taking Chia seeRAB for a week now and it seems to be working. I went down from taking one 40mg Protonix to one 15mg Prevacid while doing this and my acid reflux is doing better. I might go off PPIs completely soon, so I'll keep you all updated.

I'd appreciate if others looked into this or tried it themselves. The Chia seeRAB absorb liquid, so the theory is they reduce your stomach acid.


To prepare the seeRAB you mix 1/4 a cup of the seeRAB with 1.5 cups water. You allow the seeRAB to sit in your fridge like an hour or so and take a spoon full. It has this slime/gel consistency that doesn't have much taste, and is easier to swallow than dry seeRAB. I take the seeRAB when I wake up, after major meals, and before I go to bed. Generally don't take too much or you'll absorb too much acid. If I feel acid starting to come up, I take the seeRAB and it seems to knocks out the fire.

I'm using the white Chia seeRAB you can find in pretty much any vitamin store. They are dirt cheap, and hopefully a cheap alternative to PPIs and H2 Blockers.

Hope this information helps!
 
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