Posts Tagged ‘Drinks’

Solaray – Super Digestaway, 32 fl oz drinks Reviews

Wednesday, February 9th, 2011

  • Serving Size – 2 oz
  • Does Not Contain: Aloin.

Description: Super Digestaway™ Aloe Vera Drink Formula is a combination of ORGANICALLY GROWN Aloe Vera pure inner fillet (clear gel), FOS (Fructooligosaccharides) and a unique blend of natural soothing herbs formulated specifically for the stomach. The herbal blend consists of Chamomile, Slippery Elm, Marshmallow, Peppermint, Blessed Thistle and Ginger Root. Each Aloe leaf is specially filleted extracting only pure inner gel to help ensure this product is

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What foods or drinks caused the worst heartburn for you during your pregnancy?

Sunday, April 25th, 2010

I am 26 weeks pregnant, and EVERYTHING I eat or drink causes bad heartburn for me. EVEN WATER!!!

I do take Tums, but don’t like to take them a lot because they can cause kidney/bladder stones.

What foods/drinks should I completely avoid What foods/drinks help

I am dieting with Ensure drinks> Can this hurt my acid reflux?

Saturday, April 17th, 2010

I’m taking two glasses Ensure daily. This affect my acid reflux

What foods or drinks gave you the most heartburn when you were pregnant?

Sunday, April 11th, 2010

I have extremely bad heartburn and I can’t quite figure out what it is that is making me have such bad heartburn. I take Tums, and it helps immensely, but what is causing it

What other foods should I avoid for heartburn

The 3 Drinks You Want to Avoid If You Have GERD or Acid Reflux

Friday, October 30th, 2009

For many people suffering from GERD or Acid Reflux, there are a number of drinks that should be avoided, mainly because it causes more acid to develop and aggravates the condition. You may be looking for a natural cure for your GERD, while taking prescriptive medication on the side. It helps that during treatment, you stay away from such drinks:

1. Soda – carbonated beverages are given a rating by nutritionists as very acidic. True, they are refreshing and tempting to take especially during breaktime at work, or when stress levels are high. In fact, I was consuming at least a can of soda a day before I suffered from GERD! However, it’s best to stay away from this drink as it will only put pressure on your stomach which is already overproducing acid. Soda normally also has a high sugar content.

2. Coffee – no problem if you’re not an avid fan of this drink. But for many, coffee has not only been an addiction, but a passion. If you’re one of those who can’t resist grabbing a cup of caffeine before heading to work, and multiple cups all throughout the day – you might fare better if you try minimizing the frequency of your intake. Still, abstinence, especially during the time of treatment, is best advised. And oh, coffee espresso – stay away from it.

3. Sports Drinks – I thought that these types of drinks were ok, and I used them in most of my mountaineering expeditions. I observed though that everytime I finish a bottle, a couple of minutes later my GERD or Acid Reflux would go wild on me. It started moderately, but eventually I could not take it and would not be able to finish even a bottle. It was good to know that I learned from a valuable resource that sports drinks, whether they contain caffeine or not, simply are not for people with such a health condition.

You might be saying to yourself right now, what will I be drinking for the rest of my life Plain water Well, you would want to try alkaline water (and I explain that in another article of mine why you should). Also, it will greatly help if you don’t trap yourself in the mentality that you’ll be avoiding these drinks for the rest of your life. I for one, have resumed drinking coffee and soda but in moderation. Once your body heals itself, it becomes easier to entertain these drinks again. But during treatment, best to stick with the plan and avoid these top three drinks.