Kleemarti (Tampa, Florida, Hillsborough) on 10/19/2010
Replied By I Smell (Atlanta, Ga) on 10/19/2010
1. You are too acidic.
2. An infection with helicobacter, the bacteria that causes stomach ulcers, or by eating too much protein.
3. Foods you are eating.
Replied By Zsaqwe (Brownsville, Texas) on 10/20/2010
Replied By Brijorg (New Haven, Ct) on 02/02/2011
Now knock that reflux out, the manuka saved my life.
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Replied By MFB (Traverse City MI) on 09/13/2021
Hi Beng,V8 is the name of a vegetable juice drink, sold in cans or jugs found at the grocery store. It is a mix of 8 vegetables (carrots, tomatoes, celery, can't remember other ones). I just make my own these days.
Replied By Dennis (New Orleans, La) on 03/13/2012
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Replied By Holly (Fayetteville, Ar/usa) on 05/12/2012
ACV - Mother Nature's Perfect Food
Natural (undistilled) organic, raw ACV can really be called one of Mother Nature's most perfect foods. It is made from fresh, crushed apples which are then allowed to mature naturally in wooden barrels, as wood seems to "boost" the natural fermentation. Natural ACV should be rich, brownish color and if held to the light you might see a tiny formation of "cobweb-like" substances that we call the "mother. " Usually some "mother" will show in the bottom of the ACV bottle the more it ages. It never needs refrigeration. You can also save some "mother" and transfer it to work in other natural vinegars. When you smell natural ACV, there's a pungent odor and sometimes it's so ripened it puckers your mouth and smarts your eyes. These are natural, good signs.
Replied By Dc1 (London) on 12/29/2013
In your digestive system you have an enzyme called Lactase which helps you digest Lactose (the naturally occurring sugar in milk). The Lactase it seems is mostly designed to help us digest our mothers milk so for this reason we start to produce less of it with age, some of us more than others, causing Lactose intolerance.
If you have something in your stomach that you cannot digest maybe your stomach becomes more acidic? I don't know all I know is that that is what gave me reflux.
I now drink 'Lactose free milk'(which has lactase added to it) which you can buy in the supermarket in most countries I think. You can also buy Lactase liquid or tablets to take with dairy, if needed, from health food stores.
Hope this helps. Go see a doctor though or you'll drive yourself insane. As someone once told me its usually the simplest answer.