I am writing this article for over 20% of the world’s population because statistics say that about 20% of adults will suffer from acid reflux this week. But chances are, if you are reading this article you have already seen a doctor or the antacids are no longer working. In other words, you are looking for other options and you have found the right place.

My name is Joe and I have been in the natural health business for almost 5 years. And one business, one doctor and numerous researchers later, we have now helped almost 10,000 acid reflux sufferers cure acid reflux disease naturally. And you can do it too, with some simple tips about the foods that leave you with or without heartburn.

Did you know that your diet could be the reason you are suffering from heart burn? If you or a loved one is suffering from acid reflux (also known as heart burn), please take a moment to take some notes. Here are simple guidelines to remember to keep your life heartburn-free.

Acid Reflux Food Tips

1. Softness Saves! You should be eating softer foods that allow your esophagus to heal from the excessive acid abuse caused by acid reflux disease.

2. What Scratches? Think of what foods will go down rough when you eat them. Stay away from crunchy foods such as nuts, crackers, toast, popcorn, cookies, bars that will scratch your Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES) during digestion.

3. Skip Spiciness! If you enjoy foods that are spicy, you will have to fast from them during the first few weeks. Spicy and acidic foods will typically irritate your LES and result in heartburn.

4. Your drink of choice? Did you know that there are over a hundred benefits for drinking water documented? But I believe there are a thousand more! If you want to take your health serious, you need to switch to water. Begin to drink 10-12 glasses of water a day and avoid soft drinks and alcohol. Another good tip would be to drink one tall glass after every meal to aid with digestion.

5. Coffee Anyone? We all love it but you can only allow yourself one cup per day.

6. Journaling? I always recommend my customers to start journaling! Begin to journal what foods you eat and how you feel after you eat them. I have found hundreds of people who have discovered what foods they can and cannot eat if they suffer from acid reflux disease and sometimes they vary from person to person. You might be surprised?

7. Finally, here is a simple list of foods that could cause acid reflux.

Foods that cause Heartburn

Sour Cream
Milk Shakes
Ice Cream
Cottage Cheese
Orange Juice
Lemonade
Grapefruit Juice
Cranberry Juice
Tomato
Lemons
Potatoes (any form)
Onions
Ground Beef
Marbled Sirloin
Chicken Nuggets
Buffalo wings
Macaroni and Cheese
Spaghetti Sauce
Granola Bars
Chocolate
Chips
Oil and Vinegar Salad Dressings

Heartburn Causing Foods Resources:

• Food Items That Cause Heartburn – Eating These Foods Are The Main … – Foods that cause heartburn is something that everybody who is experiencing this painful condition wants to study. You need to be aware of what you eat and which things give you this burning feeling. Remember, that everyone seems to be …
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Acid Reflux Symptoms

I am just curious. One of my relatives has acid reflux symptoms, and we would like to avoid all the pharmacutical drugs, and am looking for some natural remedies for acid reflux disease, any suggestions.

Burning Acid Reflux

Back in May I was hospitalized, I was feeling a tightness in my chest and a lot of burning as well. My doctor diagnosed me with Acid Reflux disease and I was wondering if anyone else has ever had it and what was it that you took to help. I am mostly interested in natural alternatives for acid reflux, let me know what helps you with your acid reflux symptoms.