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We've all heard about excess stomach acid and heartburn,... The opening statement in this article makes an assumption that is incorrect. Heartburn is caused by a lack of stomach acid. When this condition exists, acidic gasses are expelled and attempt to move upward causing the pain we know as heartburn. When you correct this condition by adding acid, the heartburn disappears. I knew this when I still had my amalgam fillings in. This is why I used an acid supplement ( PDA ) to stop the problem, and I was able to stop the problem with nearly a 100% success rate. The second article you linked to actually has it right: People with low stomach acid usually have a number of the following symptoms/signs.
* Reflux &/or heartburn My theory for the reason mercury cause heartburn is that mercury (Hg) steals chlorine (Cl) from stomach acid (HCl). Mercury and chlorine bind and are often found together. Hope this helps someone. My Mercury Story: http://herballure.com/mms
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