Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to the worldwide broadcast once again of the top-tier research and health news every single day.

Completely changed that intro on you, didn't I?

Hope you guys have a fantastic day today.

The Brower Show bringing you the latest world news and health research.

And we have Ted Tide back in today, as per usual, from his undisclosed location somewhere in the world.

Or is he on the world?

I don't know.

Possibly.

You know, they've been saying they're trying to get, you know, all this different stuff on Mars and moon and all these other places allegedly it was

interesting about it is we can't even manage what we're doing down here on earth half the time you

know but it's kind of funny to me as far as all this crazy stuff that we're starting to find out

more and more and so again guys focus on the things you can. There's so many news stories.

There's so much stuff out there on the time that's constantly designed to keep you distracted on a regular basis.

That's why we try to bring you guys health research every single day.

I've got a couple new articles today that I've gotten posted on the site.

One of them here says why stomach acid and digestive enzymes are essential for nutrient absorption.

This is a really good article I'm going to tie into later and also go into detail on what's going

on with a lot of the forever chemicals as far as the plastics that are causing issues with young kids

and a whole host of other health topics that are going on today, including the new product of the week that's going to be changing later on. And, yeah, so I hope you guys are ready for a good show today, more health research and world news on a regular basis. And are you with me today, Father? Are you doing good? I'm always with you, Austin. I may not be in the same country with you right now, but then I'm up beyond Mars if you want to believe all the stuff about the galaxy. Good Wi-Fi up through. Yeah, if you want to believe the procession of the equinox and the things that never changed, though we're being dragged by her son like accommodated a million miles an hour, and nothing ever changes in the heavenlies. If you want to believe all that crazy stuff, Yeah, okay, go ahead and believe it. It's up to you. So, yeah, I'm with you, as always. But I was going to say something real quick. You were talking about proton pump inhibitors a second ago. Now, you don't realize that you said proton pump inhibitors, but you did when you're talking about stomach acid. So many people are put on propon pump inhibitors because they have acid reflux. And acid reflux is real. It's a real problem and when it happens to you, you know what happened. And the reason that it happens is that you have an esophagus that goes down when you swallow food, it goes down through your stomach through your esophagus. And right on top of your stomach, you have what's called an esophil sphincture.

When that sphincter closes off when the acid concentration gets high enough in the stomach, and it prevents you from having esophageal erosion, especially from having regurgitation, especially from having acid, heartburn, etc. And if the acid is not high enough, it doesn't close because the body's saying, well it's not ready to digest food, yes, we're not going to close it.

The proton pump inhibitors prevent the

formation of the acid and the gastric enzymes and everything you need in order to digest

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