For more than ten years I suffered from acid reflux. With every good meal and a few glasses of wine my thoughts always turned to the after-effects.

As sure as night followed day they would come.

I would jolt awake at night with burning acid rising into my throat. Night after night. Year after year.

Anyone who has suffered from acid reflux, or even mild heartburn, will know the symptoms only too well.

Eventually, it became so bad my doctor recommended me to a gastroenterologist.

This was bad news. The idea of taking this drug for the rest of my life did not appeal to me.

I thought, surely there must be an alternative.

As a Senior Associate of the Royal Society of Medicine in London I have spent my life researching and developing medical devices.

But this time it was personal, and the prize was the biggest prize of all – my own health and well-being.

For the next few months I spent every day in the RSM library, researching, delving into the subject of acid reflux, and why it happens.

And buried deep in the literature — far away from pharmaceutical marketing — I discovered something extraordinary.

Acid reflux occurs when the sphincter (LES) muscles become weak and no longer close the valve that blocks rising acid.

But you can train LES muscles to gain strength – just as you can strengthen other muscles in your body.

In those few months I unearthed 23 clinical studies which showed these muscles can be made to work again with diaphragmatic breathing exercises. Every study showed a positive result.

But when I tried, I found these exercises difficult to do. It was not easy to control air pressure and differentiate between lung breathing and diaphragmatic breathing.

That was the eureka moment when I realised I must design . . .

I needed to create a medical device to automate these breathing exercises – to give the sphincter muscles a gentle workout.

With a team of medical professionals and a gastroenterologist, we set to work.

The “life-saver” we created takes the guesswork out of diaphragmatic breathing. It delivers a user-friendly method of resistance training to ultimately reduce acid reflux.

After much trial and error, a prototype was perfected. I was, of course, to be the guinea pig.

I was not disappointed.

Using the same treatment regime of the most successful clinical study, I could gradually feel the effects building up, day after day, week after week. I kept to the same diet. I tapered off the Omeprazole.

But now I slept through the night. No rising acid. No burning. And no more acid blockers.

ALL IN 21 DAYS.

Zemaflux exists because I refused to accept that lifelong medication was the only answer.

Big Pharma will not be happy. They want you to keep buying Pepcid, Nizatidine, Omeprazole, and antacids such as Tums, Mylanta, and Rolaids – with all the risks of long-term use.

Don’t get me wrong. These drugs do a great job at relieving reflux symptoms. But there ARE side-effects for some. I suffered intense headaches and stomach cramps when I started.

But here’s the BIG difference between Big Pharma and Zemaflux:

Their drugs only mask the symptoms. Zemaflux treats the root cause – a weak sphincter valve. It can give you years of relief – not hours.

Zemaflux gave me my life back.

It could do the same for you.