You've been taking Prilosec for years. Your doctor prescribed it for heartburn, or you bought it over-the-counter.

It helped at first. But now you're also taking Tums multiple times a week. You feel bloated after eating. You can't finish a sandwich without discomfort.

And your migraines? Still there.

Here's what nobody tells you:

Your heartburn medication is making your migraines worse.

Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) like Prilosec and Nexium suppress your stomach acid. Your stomach is supposed to be pH 1. Strong enough to take paint off a car. That's how you absorb minerals from food.

When your stomach acid is suppressed, a sphincter at the top of your stomach doesn't get the signal to close. It stays open and weakens over time. Meanwhile, you can't absorb the minerals every cell in your body needs.

The box says: "Do not take longer than 14 days."

I've had clients on Prilosec for 20 years.

I just worked with two clients, both with daily head pain, both on PPIs for decades, both still experiencing heartburn even on the medication. We restored their digestive function, reduced their migraines significantly, and weaned them off Prilosec without rebound.

Your heartburn and migraines are connected because both signal blockers in your body's ability to get nutrients to cells, clear waste, and restore vitality.

If you're on a PPI and struggling with migraines, let's talk.

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