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Would mixing baking soda with water be ok and safe to use for gerd? i know baking soda is high in salt so not sure how much to use.
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DGL licorice: Please do what your doc says, but a natural approach is to take dgl. Dgl is licorice tablets with an enzyme remove (because too much of it can raise bp). You need to take a lot of it but many find it helpful.
Answered 3/21/2014
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