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… the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, other potential side effects of ginger include:Abdominal upset.Heartburn.Diarrhea.Irritation in your mouth and throat.How to add ginger to your dietGinger is easy to …
… visits can turn any day pretty miserable. Here’s what may help if you’re dealing with:Heartburn. There are two general approaches to tackling acid reflux, states Dy. Vyas. Some use calcium carbonate antacids …
… eat might help you cut back on salt.”3. Improves digestionLots of people associate spicy foods with heartburn or an upset stomach. But for many people, spice can have the opposite effect. “Cayenne pepper is …
… effects on cholesterol.Ginger shots risksWhile ginger may sound like an amazing ingredient, it can potentially cause heartburn for some people.“It’s best to have ginger juice diluted to prevent any digestive symptoms from …
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… higher percentages, dark chocolate has a bitter taste and contains more caffeine.“Caffeine can exacerbate reflux, or heartburn,” says Peart. “If you have a sensitivity to caffeine or don’t want to have caffeine because …
Oh, your aching back … and swollen ankles … and sore joints! Pregnancy puts extra strain on your entire body, but there’s something you might not realize that it can affect: Your cardiovascular system.Most women …
Whether you’re dragging yourself out of bed on a dreary morning or trying to survive the world’s longest staff meeting, caffeine often seems to be a good solution. But what’s really happening …
Worried you’re not getting enough of the vital vitamins and minerals your body needs to function at its best?You’re not alone. Many of us aren’t eating as many fruits and vegetables …
We’ve all had that morning. The one where you wake up and your throat is raw. Or where it feels like someone stuffed your ears with cotton.But what about when it’s both …
Heart attacks are no joke — in the U.S., they happen every 40 seconds, with about 805,000 heart attacks occurring every year. But just how do you know when that chest pain you feel …
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