DDDAY15's efficacy of treatment is drawn in the diagramm below. The treatment was used - see Product Use - as a mean to buffer hyper acidity or avoid symptoms of hyper acidity (GERD) definitely - see Symptoms and Results -. The efficacy of the treatment is measured in terms of Recurrence Propensity (RP), a subjective and relative perception of the patient's state of health linked to the condition of hyper acidity measured in terms of percentage. In the first semester of 2007, the RP was 100, which means the patient suffered from GERD symptoms every day (180 days). In the second semester of 2007, that measure fell to only 15 percent or 27 days, to eventually drop to zero percent in 2009.

Dieting with DieShock was seen to cause some hyper acidity. To eliminate hyper acidity in these cases, a full treatment (1-3 rounds) with DDAY15 is unnecessary. Instead, an Instant-Relief Solution (IRS) as provided in DDAY15 successfully and lastingly counter balances stomach acidity. For reasons given in DDAY15, users are strongly advised to avoid tap water and drink mineral water instead.

The use of some medication against nail infection over a three-month period may have increased acidity secretion in the body, evidenced by water retention due to above-average bodily salt production. But acidity secretion this time around did not lead to a heartburn effect so that it cannot be understood as 'hyperacidity' as it is presented on the graph. A powerful dose of treatment - without going through any rounds of treatments - kept the stomach in an outstanding shape. I could not be happier.

As shown on the graph, very little hyper acidity was noted over the last six months in a sign that the treatment remains an excellent substitute for medication against heartburn and related conditions.

As shown on the graph, a small spike of hyper acidity followed a second surgery. DDAY15's IRS was not an appropriate treatment this time around due to the patient's open wounds, because the very nature of IRS may slightly increase blood pressure. Therefore, Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) were used for a period of 5 days - with unconvincing results. The patient was very pleased to come back on IRS to solve his transitory condition.

As shown on the graph, the first semester of 2010 was marked by a spike in the number of hyper acidity. The affection was caused by the use of an array of medicines including antibiotics, painkillers and anti-inflamatories that followed an unrelated surgical intervention in March. A ten-day flat position only worsened symptoms. DDAY15's IRS was applied during bedding. Later, a new treatment with DDAY15 (one round) solved the problem.