by Jeannie Crabtree
We would all like to find a treatment for this very uncomfortable problem known as heartburn or GERD .
The real heartburn treatment is in you hands. Before you rush out the Drugstore for antacids, or to the Doctor to get a prescription, check out your kitchen and diet.
The first area of heartburn treatment and GERD treatment is looking at your diet and nutrition and making changes. Look at both what you eat, drink, and the stress that you are under or carry around with you and make crucial adjustments.
Fats, spices, pastries, coffee, chocolate and tomato products can all give susceptible people heartburn and so a natural heartburn treatment is to start eliminating them from your diet or at least drastically reduce them.
There is a natural heartburn treatment that you can take to ease your symptoms along with looking at the foods you ingest. Ginger is nice. You can buy fresh ground powder at some health food store or in the spice section at the grocery store. It also comes candied, in capsules or pickled. Ginger is considered a tonic for the digestive system and many have found to be a natural heartburn treatment.
You want to add more fresh vegetables, especially dark leafy greens into your diet. They have an alkalizing effect. This helps with your acid problem as well as giving you needed minerals and vitamins in your diet. Many nutritionists, including myself now recommend 7 to 9 one half cup servings of vegetables and fruits per day.
This is all a learning process and well worth it. Why not get started on in a natural method of GERD and heartburn treatment and eliminate some foods from your diet for a while? Keep a diary for two weeks about your heartburn treatment diet and write down your reactions and what foods you eat on your heartburn diet. As you make changes, you should see a lessoning of symptoms.
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