Several months ago,I had a very interesting conversation with a 53-Year-old guy named Jeff Martin.
It appears that Jeff had once been diagnosed with esophageal cancer.
Jeff claimed that the medical community was not addressing the acid reflux condition properly and had used particularly strong words against Big Pharma whom he felt had been deliberately not providing the solutions.
According to Jeff,who is now completely free of cancer and acid reflux, the 'enemy' resides within.
Indeed,Jeff attributed acid reflux to ONE hidden cause (other than diet or stress).
Click to Watch Jeff’s Shocking Acid Reflux Cure Video
The acid reflux breakthrough was made by a biologist and fellow acid reflux victim, Bob Andrews…who shared his discovery with Jeff.
If you suffer from acid reflux or heartburn in any level of severity,I truly recommend that you watch the video Jeff had shared with me:
Click to Watch How Jeff Cured His Acid Reflux and Cancer
To Heartburn Freedom!
Emil
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