Hiatal Hernia
Anatomy & Symptoms of Hernias and Hiatal Hernia Syndrome Summary In this video, Dr. Vikki discusses the difference between a hiatal hernia and Hiatal Hernia Syndrome. The hiatal condition occurs when the stomach pushes up through the opening of the diaphragm. Whereas the condition associated with the word syndrome refers to a subclinical variety where […]
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Hiatal Hernia Syndrome symptoms: what are they? Summary Hiatal Hernia Syndrome (HHS) is a medical condition frequently misdiagnosed or overlooked in conventional medical practice. The syndrome presents with a range of symptoms, often leading to misinterpretations and inappropriate treatments. The primary cause for misdiagnosis is the “sliding hiatal hernia”, which intermittently protrudes and retracts, making […]
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Traditional Medicine Doesn’t Get Hiatal Hernia: A Problem for Many Summary of the video Traditional medicine in this country is based on a disease model that either manages symptoms with drugs or… performs surgery. The concept of getting to the Root Cause underlying a symptom or set of symptoms and naturally treat that cause is […]
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Hiatal Hernia Syndrome: There is a Cure! A Video by Dr. Vikki Petersen Hiatal Hernia Syndrome can be effectively treated by addressing the root cause through a personalized program that includes normalizing and treating the gut, addressing structural effects, balancing and toning core muscles, and considering nerve involvement. Summarized transcript A range of symptoms […]
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Hiatal Hernia Treatment: Acting on Organs and Structure Summary In this new webinar, Dr. Vikki gives a deep medical look at Hiatal Hernia Syndrome, emphasizing its treatment from both internal and structural perspectives. She underscores the importance of addressing the root causes of the syndrome, rather than just alleviating the symptoms. Her discussion touches upon […]
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Video: What Does a Hiatal Hernia Attack Feel Like? In this video, Dr. Vikki Petersen reviews what patients feel when they have a hiatal hernia attack. The condition does not cause just one single symptom, but a host of them which makes it difficult to interpret the pathology. For instance, the factors that normally prevent […]
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WEBINAR: What is the Gut and Brain Connection? This is a pre-recorded lecture given by Dr. Rick to a Silicon Valley company. Give a listen to learn more about what the root cause digestive issues from gas, bloating, hiatal hernia, acid reflux, etc. and how that affects the brain. We are offering YOU a gift […]
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The Cause of Panic Attacks and Acid Reflux Hiatal hernia is very misdiagnosed. It can be the cause of 15 different symptoms including panic attacks, heart palpitations, acid reflux, bloating, chest pain, and more. I’ve recently discovered that its presence can be mentioned on an endoscopy report but your doctor fails to mention it. They […]
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Shortness of Breath and Hiatal Hernia: The Anatomical Connection Summary In this video, Dr. Vikki Petersen explains the connection between shortness of breath and hiatal hernia. Anyone experiencing shortness of breath or “air hunger” will be rattled off, especially when there’s no apparent reason for it. And yet this is a common condition: many individuals […]
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Heart Palpitations: This 20th Century German Doktor Had it Right After All! Summary Dr. Vikki discusses the Roemheld syndrome, a condition where gastrointestinal issues, such as heartburn, gas, and bloating, can cause heart palpitations and other symptoms. The syndrome was described by Dr. Ludwig Roemheld in the early 1900s but is now considered obsolete […]
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