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Acid Question (not the kind you trip on)

So I know that taking a PPI helps w/false hunger, that I can't eat spicy stuff like I used to (at all) what happens with stomach acid that changes these things? I know a lot of docs only keep people on ppi's for the first 3 months, are things supposed to change back at a certain point?

Thanks ya'll

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    LOL--not the kind you trip on! ROFL! I've heard the 3 months thing too. I was told not to try anything spicy or alcoholic until 6 months out, when the stomach is completely healed.

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