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You Have a Second Anti-Reflux Valve. Here's How to Train It for Free (LES Lock)
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You Have a Second Anti-Reflux Valve. Here's How to Train It for Free (LES Lock)
4.2K views3 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
Waiting for Every Reflux, GERD & LPR Sufferer to Learn They Can Train Their Anti-Reflux Barrier
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Waiting for Every Reflux, GERD & LPR Sufferer to Learn They Can Train Their Anti-Reflux Barrier
4.1K views3 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
If you are ready to put your GERD or LPR into remission, you're in the right place.
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If you are ready to put your GERD or LPR into remission, you're in the right place.
8.4K views2 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
The Reflux Fix Nobody Talks About: Strengthening the Muscle That Holds Acid Down
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The Reflux Fix Nobody Talks About: Strengthening the Muscle That Holds Acid Down
10.2K views3 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
The reflux anxiety cycle and how to break it 👇
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The reflux anxiety cycle and how to break it 👇
4.2K views1 month ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
Your Reflux Valve Is a Muscle You Can Train (The LES Lock) #AcidReflux
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Your Reflux Valve Is a Muscle You Can Train (The LES Lock) #AcidReflux
18 views1 month ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
This breathing exercise strengthens your LES and helps prevent reflux.
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This breathing exercise strengthens your LES and helps prevent reflux.
3.6K views4 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
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What I Do Before and After a Triggering Meal (Reflux Dietitian Routine)
4 views2 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
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The Vagus Nerve Trick That Calms Reflux, Bloating, and Stress
7.1K views2 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
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The Pressure Problem Behind Post-Meal Reflux, And The One Muscle You Can Train
1.7K views1 month ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
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The 3 Things I Text My Reflux Clients Every Week (GERD & LPR)
45 views2 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
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The Most Ignored Muscle in Acid Reflux (It's Not Your Stomach)
8K views2 months ago
YouTubeMolly Pelletier, MS, RD | The Reflux Dietitian
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Newborn Reflux & Potty Training Tips
255.8K views6 months ago
TikToktaybeales7
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Many studies have found that breathing exercises that strengthen the diaphragm can treat heartburn, GERD, reflux and other forms of indigestion. Ayurveda has been teaching a pranayama breathing exercise for the diaphragm called Pratiloma for thousands of years. Get the Science and Instructional video in the link in the bio or below. A Breathing Practice for Occasional Heartburn https://lifespa.com/ayurvedic-lifestyle/breathwork/breathing-practice-heartburn-2/ #lifespa #johndouillard #ayurveda #n
126.2K viewsApr 9, 2023
TikTokjohndouillard
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I was on omeprazole twice a day for over a year. Here is exactly how I came off it, slowly and on purpose. 7 things that got me there: 1. I went super slow. A gradual taper over about 6 months, stepping down one dose at a time and only once I felt steady. When you stop a PPI, rebound acid hypersecretion can flood you with symptoms. In a trial of 120 healthy people, stopping a PPI triggered acid symptoms in 44 percent (Reimer 2009, Gastroenterology, PMID 19362552). A taper gives your stomach time
17.2K views3 months ago
TikTokmollypelletier.rd
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Effective Tips for Managing Reflux in Babies for Better Sleep
180.6K viewsApr 3, 2024
TikTokthe.mama.coach
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Effective Acid Reflux Relief: DGL Tablets and Remedies Explained
180.1K viewsNov 21, 2022
TikTokmollypelletier.rd
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Mike Tyson's Boxing Reflex Challenge Explained
950.7K viewsJun 18, 2025
TikTokalinmma12
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Revolutionize Your Boxing Training with Reaction Balls
77.7K views10 months ago
TikTokalexfindsbest
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pplying downward pressure with your fingers under the diaphragm during deep breathing helps manage GERD by physically encouraging proper diaphragmatic movement, strengthening the anti-reflux barrier (Lower Esophageal Sphincter or LES), stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system (rest-and-digest), and potentially helping reposition a hiatal hernia, all of which reduce acid reflux, bloating, and stress. It works by training the diaphragm to move down and out (not up and in), which increases pr
28.9K views9 months ago
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