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Proton Pump Inhibitors 101: Why Empty Stomach is Key to Their Success

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Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are one of the most commonly employed drugs to prevent excess acid secretion in the stomach. However, they differ from the majority of drugs in the sense that they need to be taken before breakfast or on an empty stomach; this timing is crucial to their optimal efficacy.In this article, we will explore what proton pump inhibitors are, how they work, and why it is advised to take them on an empty stomach.What are proton pump inhibitors?PPIs are a class of medications... Read More

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