David Gray

Bad breath that will not go away despite brushing, flossing and mouthwash is one of the most socially distressing symptoms a person can deal with. And when the standard dental advice does not fix it, most people are left with no explanation and no solution. If that sounds familiar …

Silent Reflux Bad Breath — Can LPR Cause Halitosis? Read More

If you have been dealing with a constant sensation of mucus dripping down the back of your throat — the need to clear your throat repeatedly, a feeling of something stuck, or a persistent cough — and you cannot pin it on allergies or a cold, there is a …

Silent Reflux and Post Nasal Drip — Is LPR Causing Your Mucus Problem? Read More

If your newborn seems uncomfortable, is struggling to feed, crying a lot and not settling — but you are not seeing much spit-up — there is a good chance silent reflux could be the explanation. It is one of the most frustrating things to deal with as a new …

Silent Reflux in Newborns and Infants — Symptoms, Causes and What to Do Read More

Millions of people with a persistent cough, wheezing or breathing difficulties have been told it’s asthma. But a new survey suggests that for a huge number of them, the real cause could actually be acid reflux — a digestive problem most people would never think to connect to their …

The ‘Asthma’ That Isn’t Asthma: Acid Reflux Could Be the Real Cause Read More

If you have LPR (silent reflux) and you’ve tried PPIs without much success — which is most people with LPR — there’s a genuinely exciting new treatment in development that works in a completely different way from anything currently available. It’s called fosamprenavir, and it’s the world’s first drug …

Fosamprenavir for LPR: The New Pepsin Inhibitor Treatment Explained Read More