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… surgery.Have a gastrointestinal condition like gastritis or Crohn’s disease.Take certain types of medications, including heartburn medicine.If you’re experiencing troubling symptoms or believe you’re at high risk for a deficiency …
Ever wonder why it feels like you can’t get through the day without your morning cup of coffee? Or why you turn to that mug of tea or piece of chocolate for an afternoon …
… re pregnant.You’ve had bowel-removal surgery.You take medication for diabetes.You take medication for heartburn.If you’re experiencing any of the following symptoms, you may have a vitamin B12 deficiency. Consult …
… from the stomach into the throat can damage the vocal folds. Signs of acid reflux include frequent heartburn, a bad taste in your mouth in the morning, frequent bloating or burping, a lump in the …
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… 5. HeartburnSpicy foods or a greasy, heavy meal can wreak havoc on your stomach — and the resulting heartburn (acid reflux) can leave you with nausea.The burning sensation that heartburn brings to your upper chest …
… oil. There are also some minor symptoms you might have while taking krill oil like diarrhea, headaches, heartburn and an upset stomach.“Fish oil and krill oil are known to have blood-thinning effects,” says …
… so safely.Adjust your diet. Hiatal hernias are known to cause acid reflux. If you’re experiencing heartburn, or have been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), learning what foods trigger you can help a …
Apple cider vinegar has been around for thousands of years. In ancient times, it was used as a treatment for coughs and infections, while today it’s touted as a weight loss aid, a remedy …
Sea moss is a type of red algae. It’s also known as Irish sea moss and Irish moss — or Chondrus crispus, if you want to get formal about it. It’s harvested for its …
“Bitter” isn’t typically a glowing descriptor, but the benefits of digestive bitters might make you reconsider the word. Long used in traditional Chinese medicine, it’s pretty much exactly what it sounds like …
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