September 25th, 2009 by Ed
The MediWedge is an FDA classified medical device that uses clinically proven methods to reduce or mitigate your night time acid indigestion. The MediWedge fits between your mattress and your boxspring; raises the head of the mattress by either 4″ or 6″; and is the same size as your mattress to provide head to toe support. This product was developed by an acid indigestion sufferer who spent the past 20 years running mattress factories. With the MediWedge you can…
September 3rd, 2009 by Ed
I have been searching the internet for years looking for ways to reduce my acid indigestion or GERD. A common theme that I have come across is to elevate the head of your set of bedding by placing bricks, or blocks or telephone books under your headboard. While this may be a simple way to [...]
August 13th, 2009 by Ed
The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) recently presented the findings of their study that examined the relationship between acid reflux and dental health in children, at the Pediatric Academic Societies annual meeting in Baltimore, Md, May 4, 2009. According to the study, children that have symptoms of chronic acid reflux are more than likely [...]
August 5th, 2009 by Ed
What is it worth to reduce or mitigate night time acid indigestion?
Would you pay $5.00 per night? $10.00 per night?
What if you could also sleep on your mattress and use the same pillows that you currently use? Would you pay extra to be able to sleep on your back, side or stomach?
The MediWedge uses the [...]
July 17th, 2009 by Ed
Acid reflux is worse at night for four reasons.
First, the concentration of acid in the stomach is higher at night.
Second, while lying in bed (horizontal), it is easier for acid to reflux and to remain in the esophagus. Gravity does not take the acid back down into the stomach.
Third, while we are sleeping, we don’t swallow. Swallowing is [...]
May 21st, 2009 by Ed
Gravity is the key!
Just as water cannot flow uphill, stomach acids cannot flow up the esophagus of a person sleeping on an incline!
Learn how to reduce or mitigate night time acid indigestion by going to www.mediwedge.com today and sleep healthier tonight.
May 14th, 2009 by Ed
Having been diagnosed with Silent GERD, I began an internet search for what caused my disease and how I could treat it. Every web site that I visited said that the head of a set of bedding should be elevated in order to allow gravity to help keep the contents of the stomach in their place. [...]