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STOP
HEARTBURN
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Heartburn Cure! Tips To Mellow Down That Burning Heartburn
Pain
Heartburn is described as a burning sensation that can be
felt in the chest specifically at the lower sternum. Such
pain is caused by a reflux of digestive acid that shoots up
and enter the lower esophagus thus resulting to a burning
sensation and acute pain.
This condition is also called as acid reflux, cardialgia,
pyrosis and GERD.
Statistically, 60 million of Americans suffer from this
heartburn condition and needless to say its never pleasant
when it occurs. That’s why this article is written. To help
you alleviate the pain and ultimately achieve heartburn
cure. But because of the limitations of the length of this
article. I'll be just covering some general heartburn cure,
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Enough of that and let's get to the meat.
It's already know that some substances can cause heartburn.
So, by simply avoiding this "triggers" you can achieve
heartburn cure before it even started. Pretty neat huh! But
what substance that usually cause heartburn? Well here’s the
top 10. Drum roll please....
1. Caffeine - The top spot goes to caffeine and its
derivatives, like colas, chocolates and some teas. This
substances can cause the esophagus sphincter muscle to
relax, thus resulting to backward flow of digestive acids.
2. Fatty Foods and Oily Foods - These substances slows down
digestion because they need special enzymes that can digest
them. The problem with longer digestion, foods begin to pile
up in the stomach increasing pressure to the sphincter of
the esophagus and eventually give way. There goes the
digestive acids again, burning the esophagus.
3. Tomatoes - Tomatoes and tomato based products also causes
heartburn. This kind of foods also relaxes the sphincter of
the esophagus muscles.
4. Smoking - The chemicals from puffing a stick of cigarette
causes to weaken the sphincter muscle of the lower esophagus.
5. Alcohol - Has relaxing effects on the sphincter muscle of
the esophagus.
Now that you know what kind of foods to avoid. Let's add
some tips on how to actually achieve heartburn cure.
You should try to eat high fiber diets. Also you can try
some herbal supplements like ginger tea or ginger ale, which
by the way is gaining popularity recently. Drinking lots of
water also provides heartburn cure. Swallowing saliva.
Saliva reduces acidity by 50%. Also it is best done with
chewing gums, coz it will stimulate to produce more saliva.
But still, these are recommendations. It's best to ask
you’re physician before trying anything.
by: Jed Baguio
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