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Re: Deglycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL)

From: Michael
Date: 06/09/00
Time: 11:40:23

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Yes, DGL is a natural anti-inflammatory, and helps to make the stomach lining more resistant to acid. It's actually more for stomach pain and complications that can arise from reflux, rather than for the reflux itself. I take it daily, but be careful-- some of the DGL brands out there taste hideous. Call around and find a brand called Pro DGL. It's mixed with bee pollen, and is actually quite tasty, almost like a candy.

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