LABO NutritionGASTRICELL - Acid Reflux, Heartburn, Recurring Gastric Discomfort, Natural Defence Against Gastric Distress 30 sachets x3

I have bought this three times now. I didn't notice a difference until the second month but when it started working it was fantastic. Prior I had been on an OTC for heartburn with a diagnosis of gerd and esophagitis. I eventually knew I had to get off of the OTC because I was sick to my stomach constantly and was getting headaches from it. So I bought this hoping it would help. At three months in I have zero of the nausea that I was having and no esophageal pain. I will occasionally take liquid mylanta if I notice I have heart burn but I went from being on an OTC, with nausea pills and still popping tums to occasionally taking mylanta (maybe a couple of times a week). I am going to stick with it because I really do feel like it's healing my gut health. Prior to this, if I stopped my OTC my esophagus would get so inflamed that I had difficulty swallowing so this is really a game changer for me. I definitely would recommend trying.

I found this to be an excellent product for soothing gastric upset and burning. I've tried many of the 'natural' type products and prescriptions from doctors. I told my GI doc that I saw the best results from this product, and even he wanted to know more about it. It was formulated by a University in Japan, and I'm so glad I found it on Amazon.

So, I wanted to wait a month before drawing any conclusions to this. This product is excellent. I had recently undergone a cardiac stent procedure and encountered several "wonderful" side effects to my meds, with one of them being severe heartburn. It got so bad that I ended up going to the ER because I thought that something went wrong w/ the stent. They prescribed to me Pantoprazole, but that didn't work. So after some sleepless nights and some baking powder, I did my research and came across Gastricell. It pretty much worked the first night and has helped me get a better night's sleep. My only gripe is that I had a monthly subscription, and they were slow in delivering the 2nd shipment (about 2 weeks). I ended up having to order an extra box outside of that. Having said that, I would order again if need be.

I tried this because I figured “why not?” I have severe reflux, and I have for years though it’s gotten so much worse that I was worrying about esophageal cancer as a friend’s husband died of it a few years ago, and we shared a similar history with ibuprofen usage. I stopped taking ibuprofen daily over a year ago, but I was still having to combine Prilosec and nexium to not have my mouth literally filling with vomit hours after eating. Every night I battled reflux. Every day. My diet got worse and worse because I couldn’t stand the pain, and I was becoming constantly hungry (in an unhealthy way) or dealing with just this nagging “something” from my digestive tract. I have a history years ago of H. pylori, and that caused similar symptoms of extreme hunger. I figured I’d give this a try. I’ve credited probiotics with helping with gas and gurgling, so I’m familiar with them, but that effect had long passed.I’ve taken this for about a month, I think? I realized in the middle of the night last week that I hadn’t taken prilosec in days. Or nexium. No antacids whatsoever. I felt fine. There was no acid in my mouth, there was a strange feeling in my stomach. I took Prilosec + nexium (doctor approved, I can’t afford dexilant) one night out of fear as I had a slight reflux, but am again 3 days out from the last PPI. My stomach actually feels weird, a bit like when I took meds for H. pylori years ago. I realized I can feel “that spot” that always came up as pre-ulcer on tests back when I could afford them, except it feels peaceful. I had chili with Mexican cheese for dinner last night, ate the whole dish, then took a bath. I had a bit of a burp around 11PM. That’s it. There is no way I could’ve eaten chili even 6 hours before lying down without acid filling my mouth.I guess I can’t prove it’s from this probiotic. I’m taking it 1-3 times a day, and I forgot it a few days ago but still had no reflux. None. My entire system feels different, and the only thing I’ve done differently in months is take this supplement. I’ve had a pretty strong response from an unrelated medication that seems to be working better, which means I may be able to cut the dose. The only side effect I seem to have is a much drier mouth which is concerning, but not enough to consider pausing this. It could be from something else, as I have several autoimmune disorders that can also cause that. I may be feeling a bit less inflammation in my body, not sure, but I definitely have much less stomach inflammation, less bloating, less hunger>acid>hunger>acid no matter what I ate or did. I’m not thinking about my stomach all the time.I wouldn’t bother writing this if I didn’t find it to work like this. Hopefully, someone will see this, try it, and find themselves amazed at the response within a few weeks. I’m on my second box and really, really happy to have tried it. If I have to report back with a different response, I will do so. I just hope it helps someone else.

Help fast with discomforting and for long-term. Easy to use. One thing that is not good. This supplement contains lactose.

Review of LABO Nutrition GASTRICELL - Target H. Pylori, Acid Reflux, Heartburn, Gastric Acid - Addresses Recurring Gastric Problems, Natural Defence Against Gastric Distress 30 sachetsx3I have acid reflux. I am 28 days in on using this product as directed. I have seen no improvement. This is a non-returnable product, but one can usually go through the Amazon helper chat and keep clicking on needing more help, and finally be able to get a refund. However, it is in the directions that one should take this for the entire 90 days to see results. This probably nullifies any returns, which makes for a conundrum. I want my acid reflux gone, but I don’t want to waste money if this isn’t going to work. It is easy to take. It’s basically tasteless. I mix it with (recommended just about 3.3 ounces) of room temperature water and stir well. There is a barely detectable odor (to me anyway) that reminds me of Quaker Oats before cooking. I feel I should have noticed some improvement by now, even ever so slight. I will keep using it until it is gone since I cannot return it anyway (it’s considered food), and I will update the review if need be. I keep getting annoying notices to rate it, so I am going to go ahead and give it 1 star. I was unable to return it. And I was unable to get a refund although it says I should be able to.

It does really help your heartburn but I wouldn't recommend taking it if you have a stomach ulcer, it irritates it like no other! Wish it said something on there about that.