freemotion
Food Guru
Spree? Really, truly? Learn something new every day!!
That is some salad!
That is some salad!
I kid you not! Spree! Keep some handy and see if they don't work....Mom found this out purely by accident but she has used it since with great results. Much tastier than chalky ol' antacids, for sure!freemotion said:Spree? Really, truly? Learn something new every day!!
That is some salad!
I suspect that he never had his ulcer treated properly. Using baking soda to mask the symptoms of an infection! His doctor should have known better! Reflux disease (heartburn) and ulcers are often related!Up-the-Creek said:My FIL used Baking soda for heartburn on a regular basis,...he passed away from a bleeding ulcer. I believe it can have more ill effects than its worth. IMHO that is.
Much of reflux is caused by fermentation in the stomach causing pressure by the gas it forms on the spincter at the top of the stomach. An acid environment does not cause fermentation. When acid is added things start to go in the right direction chemically. When I have had these issues in the past I prefer to use betane hydrochloric acid in capsules with neals. It is exactly what your stomach should be making.Beekissed said:Actually, free, my mom and I have both found that adding vinegar to our gut...any kind of vinegar, not necessarily UP/ACV. ...when we have GERD really works wonders. Immediately! I've even found that I can eat a grapefruit and it does the same thing.freemotion said:Just to remind people, that is unpasteurized ACV, complete with good beasties.....good for man and beast! Right, Bee? Just in case some on this thread don't read about your sheeples!!Beekissed said:Whenever I get heartburn, I usually eat a large salad swimming in vinegar...fixes me right up.
Mom likes ACV and I prefer red wine vinegar.
Mom has found that eating a Spree or SweetTart can also yield good results in a pinch.
My salads usually contain green peppers, romaine lettuce, celery, onions, broccoli, garlic salt, crushed red peppers, black pepper, olive oil, Parmesan cheese and a little tuna.
You would think that all those ingredients would add to the GERD, but the vinegar seems to take care of it double quick anyway.