New Post: “The Gut-Brain Link: Scary reality? Will GERD give me Parkinson’s?”

The Gut-Brain Link: How GERD Could Impact Parkinson’s and Cognitive Health

New Post: “The Gut-Brain Link: Scary reality? Will GERD give me Parkinson’s?”Introduction: Understanding the Connection Between GERD and Brain Health

GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) is something I’ve struggled with for years. Like many, I initially thought it was just an annoying digestive issue, manageable through diet and medications like proton pump inhibitors (PPIs). However, recent research has uncovered a deeper, more unsettling connection between GERD, cognitive health, and even neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s. This is not just about heartburn anymore—it’s about how what’s happening in my gut could directly impact my brain.


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One response to “New Post: “The Gut-Brain Link: Scary reality? Will GERD give me Parkinson’s?””

  1. konen hashmi avatar

    Gut brain connection is a really interesting topic 🤔

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Hi I’m Jon

I’ve been on a journey that I never expected—a journey that has taken me through the complexities of living with Celiac Disease, GERD, and Idiopathic Pulmonary Hemosiderosis (IPH). It all began in my early 30s when I faced a sudden health crisis that changed my life. From terrifying symptoms and multiple misdiagnoses to finally understanding my conditions, it’s been a challenging road. But through it all, I’ve learned the importance of diet, lifestyle, and staying informed. I created this site to share my experiences, offer support, and provide practical advice to others who are on similar journeys. My hope is that by sharing what I’ve learned, I can help others navigate their paths with greater confidence and less fear.

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