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Antacids are mild alkalis or bases taken by mouth to neutralize excess stomach acidity for relief of Dyspepsia, including peptic ulcers and heartburn.

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The New American Desk Encyclopedia, Penguin Group, 1989

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−	'''Antacids''' are mild ~~alkalis~~ or bases taken by mouth to neutralize excess stomach acidity for relief of [[Dyspepsia]], including peptic [[ulcer]]s and [[heartburn]].	+	'''Antacids''' are mild [[alkali]]s or bases taken by mouth to neutralize excess stomach acidity for relief of [[Dyspepsia]], including peptic [[ulcer]]s and [[heartburn]].

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