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Omeprazole when and how much for SN
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I'm not a Gastroenterologist but I do have some familiarity with Omeprazole. All PPIs do is reduce the amount of acid in your stomach. Admittedly I don't know if having more or less acid in your stomach would affect how easily you absorb SN, but I don't think it's gonna help prevent vomiting. An antiemetic would prove more effective in decreasing the likelihood of vomiting.
I'm not a Gastroenterologist but I do have some familiarity with Omeprazole. All PPIs do is reduce the amount of acid in your stomach. Admittedly I don't know if having more or less acid in your stomach would affect how easily you absorb SN, but I don't think it's gonna help prevent vomiting. An antiemetic would prove more effective in decreasing the likelihood of vomiting.
i think po bioavailability of sn is best ~5% stomach is generally ~7%ph. def not a professional either tho so dbl chk that
i read thru the successes and throat burn seems common, dunno severity. got benzocaine (oralgel tooth/gum) for my prep pack then later read that benzocaine can cause methemoglobinemia which is precisely what is sought consuming sn. also read more about how vitamin c (ascorbic acid) is used to reverse some cases of mild methemoglobinemia so mentally noted to stay far tf away from that.
i think po bioavailability of sn is best ~5% stomach is generally ~7%ph. def not a professional either tho so dbl chk that
i read thru the successes and throat burn seems common, dunno severity. got benzocaine (oralgel tooth/gum) for my prep pack then later read that benzocaine can cause methemoglobinemia which is precisely what is sought consuming sn. also read more about how vitamin c (ascorbic acid) is used to reverse some cases of mild methemoglobinemia so mentally noted to stay far tf away from that.
From the FDA website: "Benzocaine, a local anesthetic, can cause a condition in which the amount of oxygen carried through the blood is greatly reduced. This condition, called methemoglobinemia, can be life-threatening and result in death."
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