Symptom-Free Without Medication
Are you worried about the side effects of long-term PPI use?
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) can provide temporary relief from heartburn and reflux but may lead to serious health risks over time.
Join Our Free Webinar: Understanding PPIs
PPI expert Debbie Grayson will uncover:
- The risks of long-term PPI use – and how to avoid them
- How to cease PPIs without rebound effect
- How to avoid taking PPIs for the rest of your life
Webinar Details
🎤 Debbie Grayson, Registered Pharmacist, Nutritional Therapist and PPI expert, Linn Hägg, Medically responsible and IQoro expert, Angie Carter, Co-host.
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What happens now?
- You will receive an email with a link to the webinar.
- The day before the event – you’ll get a reminder.
- Attend through your smartphone or desktop – no account needed.
About Debbie Grayson
Debbie Grayson has years of experience supporting hundreds of patients to safely come off acid- suppressing medication such as reflux and heartburn medication or PPIs.
She is a Registered Pharmacist and Nutritional Therapist in the UK and an expert on PPIs and their use and cessation.
In this webinar she explains how they work, the key challenges in ceasing them, and strategies for successful weaning and cessation.
What You’ll Learn:
- The Rebound Effect: Why symptoms often worsen when stopping medication and how to manage it effectively.
- The Hidden Risks: Why long-term PPI use is linked to health issues such as cancer and bone fractures.
- Alternatives to Medication: Practical lifestyle changes and exercises to strengthen the diaphragm, helping prevent reflux naturally.
- Real-Life Success Stories: Hear from individuals who have successfully replaced PPIs with neuromuscular treatments and enjoy a healthier life.
What is PPI medication?
Acid-reducing medications is a type of drug used to minimize the effects of stomach acid in the body.
By either neutralizing the existing acid in the stomach or reducing the production of new acid, these medications make the stomach contents less acidic and corrosive.
Mainly ment for short term symptom relief
PPIs can be a good option for short term symptom relief, but they do not strengthen the weakened muscles that are the root cause of the discomfort.
Additionally, the risk of serious side effects increases with long-term use, which is why PPI treatment should not be the sole treatment for heartburn and other symptoms of a hiatal hernia.
An alternative to PPIs
IQoro is an alternatvie to PPIs that strengthens the weakened muscles that causes the stomach acid to leak up and cause discomfort. This treats the root cause behind your symptoms.
When your muscles get stronger, you can start to slowly come off the medications over time.
How IQoro works
IQoro activates the nerves and weakened muscles that cause your discomfort.
When you use IQoro regularly, the muscles are strengthened and the discomfort disappears.
The training routine is easy to implement and only takes 30 seconds.
Does IQoro replace medication?
When you start training with IQoro, you may need to continue taking the medication you’re already using alongside the training—until your muscles are strong enough to keep the stomach acid in place.
Over time, you’ll be able to gradually taper off the medication until you eventually replace your PPIs entirely with IQoro training.
Always consult your prescribing doctor if you wish to reduce any prescribed medication.
When the pills are not working
Lots of people get very little relief, or worst case non at all, from PPIs. Has this happened to you? Read more about it in these articles: