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"Why Am I Having Heartburn?"

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Some of the reasons you suffer from heartburn may be beyond your control, such as another medical condition. Other factors, such as certain lifestyle habits, can be modified to help reduce the occurrence of heartburn symptoms.

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Acid Reflux Recipes - Enjoy & Share Your Own

Monday April 23, 2012

Do you have some favorite recipes but think you can't enjoy them any longer because of your acid reflux? The good news is that you can, with a few changes. Substituting heartburn-producing ingredients with those that don't give you problems, without losing the flavor, can be quite simple.

You can enjoy these acid reflux recipes, and you can share your own favorite heartburn-friendly recipes.

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Creating Your Acid Reflux Diet

Monday April 23, 2012

There is a significant amount of debate going on between researchers and other professionals as to whether certain foods can cause heartburn. Granted, if you don't have an underlining condition that leaves you open to chronic heartburn, what you eat may not be a big deal. But if you are like me, there are certain foods that will trigger heartburn.

Over the last couple of decades I've learned what my food triggers are, and what foods are safe for me to eat. If you are still struggling with the whole food / heartburn link, or if you want to know how you can help your friend or loved one suffering from chronic heartburn, you can use this acid reflux diet guide to help you get started with creating your heartburn free diet.

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Living Well with GERD: Watch What You Eat

Monday April 23, 2012

One of the leading triggers of heartburn is the food we eat. Since we all have to eat, we need ways to prevent food from causing heartburn. This involves making wise food choices.

There are foods you should avoid if you suffer from heartburn. Along with avoiding certain foods if they trigger your heartburn, there are some meal planning tips to have you avoid heartburn.

Everyone is different; what may be a heartburn trigger for someone else may be safe for you to eat, and what others can eat with no problems will cause you a lot of discomfort. For this reason it is important that you keep a food diary to determine which foods are problematic for you.

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Book Review: Healthy Digestion the Natural Way

Thursday April 19, 2012

This is my review of the book "Healthy Digestion the Natural Way" by D. Lindsey Berkson. If you have read this book, you can share thoughts on it by clicking on the Comments link below this post.

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