Please give me names of antacids that can be used for the SN method. hugs
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- Sep 13, 2019
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Please do that yourself. There is a search feature on the forum. It is not reasonable to expect others to do that work for you. And it is better for you to know the information about your method. You will be more likely to succeed.
ok, i just expected suggestions from someone more experienced , but i understand you.A few notes that I've made :
H2 BLOCKER / ANTACID
You should be able to find these over-the-counter.
Note : They are not considered to be essential.
H2 blockers reduce the amount of acid your stomach makes, whereas antacid neutralises the acid already in your stomach.
Some people believe an antacid may be faster acting and more effective, but opinions vary.
H2 blockers : Tagamet (Cimetidine) / Zantac (Ranitidine), or supermarket own brands of cimetidine / ranitidine.
Antacid : I'm not sure what brand or type to recommend. I've seen Mylanta mentioned, but I can't say whether that's a good choice. Some people have used things such as Rennie.
Many people seem to go with Tagamet or Zantac, so you could just go with one of those.thank you very much, I really appreciate your answer@jgm63Similar threads
