I could go on and on about how adorable they are, but I've always been one for visuals. Here is a sample of our beginning of the year David project (as in David Shannon's. David Goes to School picture book). Enjoy.
PPIâs are drugs which reduce gastric acid production in the stomach. These are commonly prescribed for GERD and for gastric ulcers. According to Medicine-net.com this is how they work: proton pump inhibitors reduce the production of acid by blocking the enzyme in the wall of the stomach that produces acid.
Heartburn and reflux medicine are very popular. Some of the drugs, like those in the PPI class (short for proton pump inhibitor), are so effective at clamping off acid in your stomach that they suppress it for 24 hours straight in some cases.