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#368 Is Low Stomach Acid Contributing To Your Digestive Distress? with Brandee Hommerding, CNTP

Less Stressed Life: Helping You Heal Yourself

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Address Stomach Acid: Understand the Factors

Bacteria such as H. pylori can decrease stomach acid by burrowing into the stomach lining, making it vital to address infections to maintain digestive health. Age significantly impacts digestive function, particularly after 65, leading to decreased stomach acid production. Individuals who have undergone stomach surgeries, like bariatric procedures, may have fewer parietal cells responsible for acid production, necessitating additional support. Furthermore, those on vegetarian or vegan diets may produce less stomach acid due to a lack of stimulation from animal proteins, highlighting the importance of dietary choices in maintaining adequate stomach acidity.

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