12/10/2025
Comment ACID for my stomach acid resource pack!
If you struggle with acid reflux or heartburn, you might think you have too much stomach acid. BUT research shows many people actually have low stomach acid, not high.
Low acid makes food sit too long, creates pressure, and pushes acid upward into the esophagus. It feels like classic reflux, but the root cause is weak digestion.
You also donāt need H. pylori to develop low stomach acid.
Common triggers include:
⢠Antibiotics that disrupt the gut microbiome and slow acid recovery
⢠NSAIDs that irritate the stomach lining
⢠Acid-blockers used long-term, which can worsen reflux later
⢠Chronic stress, which turns down digestive function
Low stomach acid is linked to reflux, heartburn, bloating, burping, nausea, undigested food, early fullness, and even constipation.
If you want to understand the signs of low stomach acid, how to test it, and safe ways to rebuild it naturally, I made a full resource for you.
Comment ACID and Iāll send you my Stomach Acid Resource Pack.