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… lead to excessive bloating to the point where you might look like you’re nine months pregnant.HeartburnWho hasn’t experienced heartburn, especially after a night of eating hot wings and pizza?Heartburn, a burning …
… people around the world know all too well.The condition of your teeth may offer clues if heartburn is the cause of your foul breath. The reason? Stomach acid can eat away at the protective …
… people using these types of medications have reported gastrointestinal (GI) side effects such as vomiting, constipation and heartburn.“If you’re starting one of these anti-obesity medications, it’s important for you not to …
… vera juice’s texture can affect the consistency of your poop, specifically by making it softer.Reduces heartburnHeartburn occurs when acid in your stomach travels up into your esophagus. The results of a small 2015 …
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There’s no question that medications do a lot of good. Whether it’s driving down cholesterol levels, taming heartburn or easing a splitting headache, they can make a difference. That’s why we take …
The “I’m about to puke” feeling is one of the worst feelings, right? We’ve all been there: The aching belly, heartburn, bloating, nausea, diarrhea and vomiting.And when we feel sick to our …
… it as a weight loss solution. And some will say it’s their go-to remedy for heartburn.There’s some reason for the claims. But is it really a magic potion?Eh.We talked …
… up kidney stones.Some people even suggest that apple cider vinegar can also improve digestion and reduce heartburn (also referred to as acid reflux).If you’re feeling skeptical, you have good reason to be …
If you experience acid reflux at night, you may get relief in an unexpected way: By sleeping on a specially designed pillow. For some lucky people, using wedge pillows regularly can eliminate the need for …
According to the American Cancer Society, stomach cancer (gastric cancer) makes up just 1.5% of all new cancer diagnoses each year in the United States. Although less common, it’s still a condition that …
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