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Your gut and brain talk. Our doctors translate.

Gastro, neuro and whole-body health answers you can actually trust — no fads, no clickbait.

Dr. Nivedita PandeyDr. Chandril ChughDr. Anshu AlokDr. Rajesh Vyas
4 specialists · Gastro, Neuro,
Endocrine & Internal Medicine
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Decaf still stimulates stomach acid, so sensitive stomachs can still feel it.

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FACT

Fatigue and mild discomfort can be the only signs, which is why many go unnoticed.

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MYTH

Esomeprazole (Nexium) is a mirror-image form of omeprazole (Prilosec). They work the same way.

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FACT

The gut-brain axis links digestion, inflammation and the nervous system.

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MYTH

Same test, same electrodes. “EKG” simply comes from the German spelling.

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MYTH

Used correctly, an inhaler with a spacer works as well for most people.

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