Charly
On Apr 22, 2012, at 12:20 AM, Rob James <idoterra@gmail.com> wrote:
> Once in a while I have that aweful experience of "burping up" stomach
> acid. I had eaten a little late, went to sleep and woke up about an
> hour later gasping for air, with terrible stinging in my throat. As I
> usually do when this happens, I grabbed my bedside oil bag and reached
> for what I thought was the Lemon, which can be very effective for
> stomach acid. I only had the light from my iPad, and I did not realize
> that I picked up ginger instead of lemon. Both have lids that are a
> shade of yellow, and a name about the same length.
>
> I opened the lid and dropped several drops down my throat., then
> swallowed hard. The pain, discomfort and stinging stopped instantly.
> It was then I realized that this was not lemon, but was thrilled
> anyway. I have told a few friends, and got some feed back finally
> today that someone had a similar experience using ginger for gerd and
> heartburn. With a second testimonial, I decided to share the
> experience.
>
> It happened one other time. This time I swallowed the drops with a
> little bit of water, and it worked grat again!
>
> Ginger neutralizes stomach acid is my undocumented conclusion.
>
> Happy oiling.
>
> Rob James
>
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