Treat Your Heartburn Naturally - How To Use Natural Remedies To Relieve Heartburn

By Jenson Parker

How To Use Natural Remedies To Relieve Heartburn

 

Heartburn is extremely painful and can be described as an uncomfortable, acidic burning in the esophagus.

 

Patients with heartburn often have difficulty swallowing food and liquid because of damage to their esophagus from excessive acid.

 

Other symptoms associated with heartburn include chest pain, irritation in the esophagus lining, a sour or acidic taste in the throat, and inflammation in the esophagus.

 

Occasional bouts of heartburn can cause the lining of the esophagus to bleed. This book can provide you with the best information that will relieve you from heartburn.

 

Here in this book, you will learn:

• Reasons for heartburns
• Different types of heartburns
• Ways to overcome heartburns
• How to deal with persistent heartburns
• Treatments available for heartburns
• Home remedies for heartburns
• Heartburns during pregnancy
• The connection between heartburn and arthritis
• Why do you need to take heartburns seriously
• Dietary and lifestyle changes to alleviate heartburn
• And much more

Go ahead and grab this incredibly helpful book right now.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Royce Publishing
• Release date: Jul 29, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201881672

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Introduction

Heartburns are caused by excessive stomach acid leakage into the esophagus or lower throat. Acid reflux, also known as acid flow back, is a medical term for stomach acid flowing back from the patient's stomach to the esophagus. Further, the terms acid reflux syndrome, heart reflux, acid burn, and gastrointestinal acid reflux disease are used to describe the symptoms of heartburn. It is a traumatic experience that severely disrupts the life of the sufferer, especially if they experience frequent symptoms of this distressing problem. While eating and drinking, the patient must endure constant uneasiness and pain. When you lie down, the pain worsens, making it difficult to sleep. The majority of people suffer from heartburn as a result of their eating habits, while only a small percentage suffer from this condition due to their genetic make-up.

Heartburn occurs when the lower esophageal sphincter between the stomach and the esophagus fails to close properly, causing severe esophageal damage. The LES is extremely sensitive to many foods, which cause it to wobble. Acidic foods such as oranges, spicy foods such as enchiladas, and sweet foods such as chocolates are some of the potential culprits that can cause heartburn. Aside from these, there are a number of other factors that can lead to gastroesophageal disorders. It has been discovered that drinking alcohol or smoking can cause the LES (Lower Esophageal Sphincter) to fail to close properly. Furthermore, things like obesity, pregnancy, and so on put pressure or weight on the stomach, causing the food consumed to flow back. Heartburn is exacerbated further when there is an excess of acid in the stomach. Furthermore, stress and tension are