As you may already know hiatal hernia pain is the scariest kind of pain you’ll likely ever experience.

It’s a lot easier to avoid hiatal hernia pain than it is to try and stop it once it starts.

You’ll instantly know you’re having a hiatal hernia if suddenly after eating you can’t bend, sit or lay down, breathe or swallow. The undigested food you just swallowed will come up and sit in the bottom of your throat until you vomit it with a kind of weak, painful death shutter.

Normally your stomach can heave up food, but with a hiatal hernia, you’re trapped and so is your food . . . the pain is frightening. It’s a slow motion choking pain that cuts off your ability to swallow or spit up, that’s why it’s so dangerous and painful.

The undigested food is being wrenched up through the Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES), a kind of seal or flap that keeps the contents of your stomach separate from your pain sensitive throat.

Your hiatal hernia pain could very well be the last thing you experience in this world unless you know what to do and that’s still no guarantee either.

The pain isn’t only physical, it’s emotional too. I’ve seen the bulging eyeballs and look of terror in my best friend’s face when he almost died from hiatal hernia attack.

What happens is your stomach isn’t digesting food, usually because of lack of stomach acid and enzyme power. This causes a painful bulging as gases form from the undigested rotting food.

The pain a hiatal hernia causes begins with the pressure forced upon all your organs, including your heart.

Then the diaphragm muscle cramps upward and forces your stomach and contents through a small opening. This is the worse pain as your stomach actually migrates up above this LES seal and bulges in your lower neck . . . the pain of a hiatal hernia is only there to spike your adrenalin so you do something fast before your choke or have a heart attack.

To stop the pain jump up and down, stand on your tip-toes and drop to you heels until your hiatal hernia spasm and pain stop. Then stretch your hands over your head, relax and go see a doctor for a stomach acid test as soon as possible.

You were born to heal,

Todd M. Faass

Health Advocate

Natural remedies for gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) allow your mind/body organism to reverse the degenerative process and activate your innate natural healing process.

Natural remedies are NOT drugs because they do not waste your time and money treating the symptoms of your GERD. Natural remedies remedy the GERD by helping you eliminate the cause of your GERD.

Natural remedies for GERD are not sold in drug stores and you will never hear of a natural remedy for GERD on television or any other mainstream media source.

The mainstream media, such as TV, radio and newspapers, are a business, a BIG business owned by only a hand full of very wealthy people hiding behind the cover of corporations. There is no money to be made in natural remedies for GERD.

In fact if the natural remedies for GERD got out it would cost these media moguls billions, not including all the possible liability suits people with GERD would file.

Bottom line is the natural remedy for GERD is to stop using acid reflux, heartburn or GERD products altogether. Odds are you wouldn’t have GERD if you would have considered using the natural remedy for GERD first.

Always, as a rule, seek out the most natural and harmless way to cure you of gastro esophageal reflux disease (GERD) related health problems and for that matter ANY health issue.

Drugs are emergency medicine, they were never intended for long term use, never intended to cure or prevent. GERD drugs are there because you failed to prevent or cure your heartburn and now it has inflamed into GERD.

The natural remedy for GERD is to look at the causal level of your acid reflux issues, find the trigger and eliminate it. It may be your diet, diet habits, lifestyle habits, lack of stomach acid, lack of digestive enzymes, and lack of gut flora, bacterial infection, low blood serum pH . . . or all of the above.

The natural remedy is whatever it takes to help your Inner-net of self healing intelligence to become stronger. It could be you lack the right minerals to produce stomach acid and absorb nutrients necessary for an efficient digestive and immune system.

Every natural remedy is as unique as the person with the GERD, so dig into more research, find personal testimonials on the web and interview health practitioners . . . you’ll find a simple affordable natural remedy for your GERD I’m sure.

You were born to heal,

Todd M. Faass

Health Advocate