Hiatal Hernia Affects Detox of your Gut

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The human body is an incredible machine. Did you know that you have something called the migrating motor complex (MMC) which is a pattern of rhythmic contractions that occur in your stomach and small intestine between meals? It starts 3 hours after you stop eating and lasts for 90 - 115 minutes.
Its purpose is to cleanse your stomach and propel undigested food, bacteria and other waste products towards your colon where you can then excrete them.
Disorders linked to a problematic MMC are SIBO, IBS and gut infections.
Treatment to optimize your MMC involves decreasing stress, waiting 4 to 5 hours between meals, having a 12-14 hour overnight fast, and normalizing vagus nerve function.
Hiatal hernia syndrome is associated with SIBO, IBS and gut infections. Plus it is also associated with an increased stress response and vagal nerve irritation. I thought the association was fascinating and wanted to share how treating Hiatal Hernia Syndrome in the way we do will also optimize your MMC.
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Wonderful videos so helpful 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

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Hello Doctor, where do the heart palpitations come in with this? What exactly are the symptoms of hiatal hernia or can the palpitations be from something else? I’ve had them for 4 months. Can PPI help with heart palpitations if it’s not a hernia? I’d really like your advice! Thank you!