Zemaflux can reduce the
risk of Barrett’s esophagus
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Most people who develop Barrett’s esophagus have experienced acid reflux for 5 – 10 years.
Leaving acid reflux or GERD untreated for years can cause damage to the lining of the esophagus, the windpipe that connects your stomach to your throat.
Zemaflux can reduce the dangers of Barrett’s esophagus by stopping stomach acid from rising into the windpipe and damaging the lining. This is achieved by strengthening the muscles of the sphincter valve so that it closes efficiently and blocks acid regurgitation.