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Acid reflux Diets... what you need to know.

Acid reflux diets, when done well, will result in the complete elimination of acid reflux and GERD (or heartburn) symptoms.

You may already know what foods cause acid reflux for you, or maybe it occurs no matter what you eat.

So besides the structural causes (hiatal hernia or valve problems, etc.), let's look at diet. Remember that diet isn't just food consumed, it's everything consumed including liquids.

The Biggest acid reflux and Gerd diet mistakes...

  • Lack of FRESH salad and/or vegetables with meals

  • avoiding certain foods---I know this is the opposite of what everybody else says
  • Many people I talk to claim that adjustments to their diet are not successfully producing an acid reflux or heartburn cure.

    The biggest mistake some one can do with acid reflux diets is avoiding certain foods and doing nothing else.

    This limits your food choices and many times is not an effective way to prevent reflux.

    Try this.. Next time you have pasta, add a salad to the meal, for most people this is enough to stop the reflux before it starts.

    What's MORE important than avoiding certain foods?

    When and how you eat them--this makes all the difference in the world!

    Imagine that tomato paste causes your reflux to inflame, but then you add one thing to that same meal and magically the reflux never appears. Sounds simple right?

    IT IS SIMPLE!

    Learn it a the page listed below.

    Read about food combining for the acid reflux diet and why it is important here... acid reflux diets and food combining

    Typical acid reflux, Gerd and heartburn food triggers are:

    Keep in mind that this is a general list of items that can act as triggers for acid reflux. Many times what triggers reflux in one person may not trigger it in another.

    Again, you may find that the ideas on the my food combining page make the following triggers irrelevant.

  • Not drinking enough water through out the day - and NO, coffee and energy drinks don't count!

    Read more about the effects of dehydration here...

    The importance of water in preventing symptoms

  • Eating late in the day or early evening 7-8pm and later

  • Onions

  • Peppermint

  • Chocolate

  • Caffeine - containing beverages such as coffee and some teas.

  • Citrus fruits or juices

  • Tomatoes, tomato pastes and juices

  • High fat foods

  • Mixing of food combinations that are difficult to digest... (i.e. concentrated starches and proteins together without and vegetables or high water content foods to help pass them through the stomach)



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