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Many people think their digestive problems come from too much acid, but in my experience, it’s often the opposite — too little hydrochloric acid (HCl). I’ve seen time and time again how proper stomach acid is essential for breaking down protein, absorbing key nutrients, and keeping the whole gut... show more

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