Heartburn??

What can I use as a home remedy for heartburn?

theres so many i personally never have had heartburn but my husband gets it alot so try these i know they work :
*a table spoon of brown sugar
*for immediate relif a teaspoon of baking soda and water
*(if suffering at night)right after dinner eat and apple
*drink a table spoon of cider vinager(give it 30 seconds)and itll be gone
*a table spoon of yellow mustard

hope theses help (which they will) but good luck!!!!!!!!

Milk, ice cream, anything with that creamy consistancey but Milk should help you a little.

teaspoon of vinegar. first it'll burn like crazy but after a few minutes it'll work trust me i got the idea from an infermercial on enight on tv he was selling the book called cures they don't want u to know about. vinegar will help heartburn acid reflux, indegestion

Milk
Tums
Liquid Malox

Soda bi carb...take one forth of tea spoon in little warm water.

tsp of baking soda with a cup of water. Mix well and drink up. Don't over do it though b/c it has a lot of sodium in it.

Drink a quarter cup of Milk, and your heart burning will stop in a Minute ... Remember donot drink full cup of milk when your heart is burning,,,,,,, :) n always be happy

Lay off the coffee. It produces acid, and caffiene relaxes the valve that holds acid and its contents in the stomach.Acid goes in the Esophagus goes up ,stomach feels it needs more acid whitch it does causing more acid.

Successfully treating uncomfortable acid reflux is best achieved when the cause is determined. For many, heartburn is related to the diet. Spicy and fatty foods, citrus, tomatoes, caffeine and alcohol are all contributing factors. Eating close to bedtime can cause an onset of heartburn. However, others find that their heartburn is caused by certain medications or conditions like GERD, which stands for gastroesophageal reflux disease.

One treatment for acid reflux is to change the diet. By avoiding the foods that aggravate the problem, eating smaller meals and avoiding food before bedtime, symptoms can often be lessened. Sometimes, wearing looser fitting clothing can also provide relief. Even quitting smoking can help the frequency and intensity of heartburn. Some people choose to turn to natural treatments such as herbal teas made from soothing ingredients like ginger and even homeopathic remedies. If you are interested in trying an alternative treatment, be sure to consult a licensed professional such as a dietician, physician or naturopath.

Others find relief from over the counter antacids and medications. Antacids work to neutralize the acid in the stomach which decreases the discomfort. Common antacids include Maalox, Mylanta, Tums and Rolaids. While antacids are readily available, inexpensive and generally safe and effective, you should still consult your doctor before using them. They can potentially interact with certain prescription medicines.

Speaking of prescription medicines, some heartburn sufferers find the best relief from drugs prescribed by their doctor. Prescriptions are often recommended for sufferers of GERD, people with peptic ulcers, or those who experience frequent or severe acid reflux. There are two main types: Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) and H2 antagonists. Both of these types work to reduce the amount of stomach acid that is produced.

The best way to choose the right heartburn remedies for you is to first consult with your doctor. After a thorough examination, your doctor will diagnose the cause of the problem and tell you which treatment options are recommended. you can find out more info on heartburn, remedies and prevention at:

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