Hiatal Hernia
Why Are Patients Overmedicated? A New Approach to Hiatal Hernia – Video
Breaking the Medication Cycle: A Fresh Perspective on Hiatal Hernia Many patients are frustrated with being prescribed multiple medications to manage their symptoms, without addressing the underlying cause. This can lead to a cycle of medication dependence and worsening health. At Root Cause Medical Clinic, Dr. Vikki Petersen offers a holistic approach to treating hiatal […]
Read MoreSurprising Link Between Gastritis and Hiatal Hernia! – Video
Gastritis and Hiatal Hernia: A Surprising but Common Duo Gastritis, an inflammation of the stomach lining, often co-exists with hiatal hernia. Dr. Vikki Petersen explains that common root causes, such as H. pylori infections, stress, and food sensitivities, can trigger both conditions. Dr. Vikki Petersen’s natural approach can help identify and address the underlying causes […]
Read MoreHiatal Hernia Explained: Reflux? Heart palpitations? Anxiety? – Video
The Hidden Cause: Hiatal Hernia’s Link to Reflux, Palpitations, and Anxiety Hiatal Hernia Syndrome has reached epidemic proportions, yet it’s often misdiagnosed or undiagnosed, leaving millions to suffer needlessly. Dr. Vikki Petersen is on a mission to change this. Dr. Vikki Petersen invites you to a webinar where she’ll share a natural treatment protocol that […]
Read MoreGallbladder Symptoms? Check for Hiatal Hernia Gallbladder removal is one of the most common surgeries worldwide, but Dr. Vikki Petersen believes it’s often unnecessary. Unless a stone is large and lodged, you can pass stones and heal your gallbladder with natural methods. A healthy gallbladder relies on adequate water intake, a balanced diet, and a […]
Read MoreThe Surprising Link: Fatty Liver and Hiatal Hernia Fatty liver disease affects over 30% of the US population, and it’s not just caused by alcoholism. Dr. Vikki Petersen explains that a diet high in sugar, fructose, and processed foods can lead to metabolic imbalance, inflammation, and even fatty liver. This can increase your risk of […]
Read MoreThe Secret to Success of Hiatal Hernia Treatment – Video
Unlocking the Key to Hiatal Hernia Relief Discover the power of Root Cause Medicine in treating Hiatal Hernia Syndrome. Dr. Vikki Petersen shares a remarkable success story of a patient who felt great just 2 months into the personalized program. By addressing diet, lifestyle, and personal health history, we can create a customized plan to […]
Read MoreYour Stomach Issues Are Causing Heart Palpitations – Video
The Gut-Heart Connection: How Stomach Issues Trigger Heart Palpitations Did you know that digestive problems could be triggering your heart palpitations? Your stomach and heart are physically close to one another, and when your stomach is inflamed or irritated, it can create pressure that impacts your heart. In this video, we’ll explore the surprising connection […]
Read MoreIs a Gluten Reaction Causing Your Hiatal Hernia? – Video
Gluten: The Hidden Trigger for Hiatal Hernia Symptoms? At Root Cause, Dr. Vikki Petersen’s team has treated Hiatal Hernia Syndrome for over 20 years. They’ve found that gut inflammation, often caused by food sensitivities, contributes to the condition. Gluten is a common culprit, causing gut inflammation, leaky gut, and increased intra-abdominal pressure. If you suspect […]
Read MoreThe Surprising Connection: Neck Pain and Hiatal Hernia Syndrome Neck pain can contribute to Hiatal Hernia Syndrome by irritating nerves that travel to the diaphragm. When the diaphragm doesn’t function normally, it aggravates hiatal hernia symptoms. Dr. Vikki Petersen’s Hiatal Hernia Syndrome program at Root Cause Medical Clinic addresses the physical aspect of the condition. […]
Read MoreThe Hidden Link: How Hiatal Hernia Triggers Anxiety Dr. Vikki Petersen reveals that Hiatal Hernia Syndrome can contribute to anxiety and depression by disrupting gut health. Dr. Petersen recommends a Mediterranean Diet to boost tryptophan production and create a healthy gut environment. Focus on whole foods and tryptophan-rich foods like eggs and salmon.
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