Silent Reflux - The role of PEPSIN in the laryngopharyngeal reflux (silent reflux)

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Again, most of the damage in LPR is not caused by stomach acid, but by the protein-digesting enzyme pepsin which also comes up from the stomach. While acid can be washed off, pepsin “sticks,” lodging in the tissues of the voice box and throat, where it continues to do damage for days. That’s why LPR is so insidious: you do everything right 23-and-a-half hours a day, and that last 30 minutes can still get you.

Pepsin can be activated and deactivated. In fact, it’s activated by acidity, and deactivated by alkalinity. So, while stomach and acidic foods don’t do damage directly in LPR, they do activate pepsin. Meanwhile, alkaline beverages deactivate pepsin. So, sip some alkaline water, maybe take a gargle. Until you reactivate the pepsin with more acid, you’re doing okay.
And if the alkalinity is strong enough (a pH above 8.8), pepsin can be deactivated irreversibly.

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