Comments on: What Is The Best Foods To Eat To Help Acid Reflux?

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By: Susan Yarrawonga

Susan Yarrawonga — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 07:12:50 +0000

Try not drinking much liquid with your meals, they say that helps your food digest better because, the stomach acids don’t get watered down.If you have something to drink room temp water is the best, cold iced drinks inhibit stomach acid production. Also try for more raw vegetables with your meals to aid in the fiber content. Meat is hard to digest, try baked chicken with minimal seasoning. Caffiene & chocolate can really irritate too.
Foods To Avoid On The Acid Reflux Diet
Food Group Foods To Avoid
Fruit • Orange juice
• Lemon
• Lemonade
• Grapefruit juice
• Cranberry juice
• Tomato
Vegetables • Mashed potatoes
• French fries
• Onion, raw
Meat • Ground beef, chuck
• Marbled sirloin
• Chicken nuggets
• Buffalo wings
Dairy • Sour cream
• Milk shake
• Ice cream
• Cottage cheese, regular
Grains • Macaroni and cheese
• Spaghetti with sauce
Beverages • Liquor
• Wine
• Coffee, decaffeinated or regular
• Tea, decaffeinated or regular
Fats / Oils • Salad dressing, creamy
• Salad dressing, oil & vinegar
Sweets / Desserts • Butter cookie, high-fat
• Brownie
• Chocolate
• Doughnut
• Corn chips
• Potato chips, regular
I would also suggest making sure that you look at any other medications you are taking. Advil & Aleve for pain can be irritants. Eat several hours before you go to bed. Don’t snack right before bed. When sleeping, make sure that you are elevated by 2 pillows, so your not lying flat. Hope these suggestions help! You might also check with your Dr. to see if a possible change in your presciption med is needed. Good luck!!

By: cjb324

cjb324 — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 20:42:15 +0000

Presumably, an alkaline diet would help to neutralise the acidity.

By: fannanne

fannanne — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 01:59:24 +0000

mix some 7-up/sprite with some milk and drink. Sounds gross, but isn’t bad. It will make your heartburn go away. Try staying away from acidic foods and grease.

By: chipmunk

chipmunk — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 11:26:01 +0000

I have the same problem. I find this helps:
Cut out coffee.
Don’t eat allot of citrus’s fruit. (i.e Oranges, lemon.)
Drink allot of milk.
Try not to eat fried food or food like burgers and fatty food.
Don’t eat late at night.
Drink a glass of milk before you go to bed.
I hope I’ve helped you.

By: Tina

Tina — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 09:23:58 +0000

It is a bit easyier to point out what you should not eat.
I am not a doctor, so either way you will want to talk to them, but this is what I have to say as a long time sufferer of Acid Reflux (G.E.R.D.)!
Three part answer information, what not to do, and what to do!
INFORMATION!!!!!!
I have a very severe case of Acid Reflux (G.E.R.D.). I have had to go to the hospital for some of the heartburn that I have had because the pain can become overwhelming or your breathing can be effected. It can be caused by Smoking, Drinking Beverages with caffeine (My case), Drinking Beverages with Alcohol, or can be Hereditary
The good thing about G.E.R.D. is that it can be a temporary thing and can be cured. It is never a permit thing even if you end up with it for the rest of your life it has the ability to be cured.
WHAT NOT TO DO!!!!!!!!
In most cases, stress is a factor to the reflux if you watch what you eat and reduce some of the stress it will help. If you watch what you eat for about a week you should find relief, if you do not then that is when you definitely what to listen to the doctor. Things to watch for are as follows:
Fatty Foods
Citrus Foods
Foods That Contain Grease
Fried Foods
Chocolate (including any Coco)
Caffeine
Smoking
Alcohol
Tomato Based Products
Lactose
WHAT TO DO!!!!
The two foods that I recommend is Black strap Molasses and Raw honey. The apple is better for night time reflux while these will work for just about all of it. What you will do is take about a tsp. of whatever one you chose. Molasses being the better because of strength and nutrition, but must be use to the taste. What the substance will do is stick to the sides of the esophagus and do two things, one is heal and the other is protect.
On the healing end, both substances have a healing property in them, and as they sit on the walls of the esophagus they will heal it. This is also helpful if you have a sore throat in the morning from refluxing.
On the protection end, both substances are high in sugar and when acid that is refluxed comes up to that the sugar will neutralize it and it will not longer be a problem at that point.
I would also look to putting Cinnamon in you diet, it has been know to help with digestion and will help you reduce the amount of acid needed to brake down food, therefore causing you to reflux less.

By: Bubbles

Bubbles — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 02:00:53 +0000

2 Tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with mother from the health food store and 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda mixed into it. Wait until it stops fizzling then pour 8 oz of water and drink it on an empty stomach. I have used this for quite awhile and it works for me.

By: BrwnEyed

BrwnEyed — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:57:10 +0000

You may need to take up to like (3) 40 mg of Nexium a day or you may have a hernia that need repaired. See a specialist about this, not just a regular doctor.