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Hiatal hernia

Jane’s lifelong struggle with acid reflux ended in weeks

Jane had an irritating cough and gunge in the back of her mouth. It interfered when she was speaking and singing, but after several weeks of using IQoro her symptoms are more or less gone.
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How can exercising inside the mouth treat a hiatus hernia?

How can the diaphragm actually get stronger by holding IQoro with your lips for 30 seconds? In this article, we explain how IQoro stimulates the body’s own nervous system and thus treats your problems.  A common question among our prospective customers is “how can exercising inside the mouth treat a hiatus hernia”?  The answer to that […]

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Answers from quiz: What do you know about hiatus hernia?

If you want to test if you have a hiatus hernia, take our simple 3 minute online self-test. You will receive a response immediately and the opportunity to gain more knowledge if you enter your e-mail address. Question 1 Hiatus hernia can cause many different symptoms. Which two options are not symptoms of a hiatus […]

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Pia stopped being short of breath

For many years, Pia had difficulty climbing stairs. Her hiatus hernia left her short of breath and produced acid reflux. But after nine months of training with IQoro, she got rid of her severe shortness of breath and now copes with stairs without any problems.
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Anders from ‘The Real Group’ stopped taking reflux medication

For almost 40 years, singer, composer and arranger Anders Edenroth has toured the world with the award-winning singing group ‘The Real Group’. Despite great musical success, for many years he has actually had problems with his own instrument – his voice.
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“I’m very pleased that I discovered IQoro.”

Gary suffered from a hiatal hernia, with symptoms like indigestion, heartburn and reflux for ten years. The medication he took (PPI) was to be reviewed but never was. When he started training with IQoro he finally found a solution.
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My partner thought I was a hypochondriac

Magnus has always been a bii of a hypochondriac, so when food started to get stuck in his throat, his thoughts turned to cancer. He hardly thought that the solution would be a little plastic training device.
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“My fear lead to social isolatation”

Dagmar Gustafsson had swallowing difficulties and an inflated stomach for several years. It took 10 years until she was lucky enough to meet a speech therapist who could prescribe IQoro.
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