@wester130 Why creatine? I have glutamine coming.

@wester130 Have tried it for a bit along with oysters, nothing happened

I have a 3cm hiatal hernia, chronic gastritis, hemorrhaged tissue in my stomach, chronic duodenitis, negative for h pylori, minimal to no gas, little/no bloating, but extreme constant acid reflux, belching, nausea upon eating, and an intense, abnormal connection with my stomach. Georgi posted a study about bromocriptine being used with better success than PPIs for treating ulcers, they used a high dose of 2.5mg twice daily for 4 weeks. Ray has pointed out that prolonged use of bromocriptine can lead to heart valve fibrosis, I believe because of its agonism of 5-ht2. What dose of cyproheptadine could be used in tandem with bromocriptine, without interfering with bromocriptine's dopamine agonism? Dopamine agonists suppress stomach acid secretion, but there is no way they are as effective as something that irreversibly binds to proton pumps, right? So it has to be acting through other mechanisms, don't want to interfere with that as much as possible.

@sneedful What is the channel name exactly, there is no such channel

@sneedful Well I like bodybuilding, and it's one of the reasons I don't want to get the surgery(I'll never be able to lift again). Any suggestions for a protocol?

@LucH I have acid reflux at all times, no matter what I eat. Zero fat, with digestive enzymes, does not matter.

@herayclitus I don't think so, but it feels hard to breathe when my stomach is full. I've tried these without success.

@LucH I don't know. How can I determine?

Have had this all my life probably…is there anything to do besides surgery? Nausea when eating and extreme constant reflux. Have tried almost all standard metabolic therapies.

Is a 99% oxygen saturation reading bad? Does that indicate hypoxia?