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I have gerd and i'm trying to find something other than 1% milk, tea, coffee, and water to drink. it can't have caffeine, carbonation, or citric acid?
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DGL is used to: help with acid reflux and is safe. If you take licorice that is not DGL, over time it can raise your blood pressure. Please consult w/your doc. Peace and good health. You can drink a VARIETY of teas. There are many tasty Chinese teas that are loose and inexpensive. peace and good health.
Answered 5/29/2016
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