Why do some wheat products give me heartburn and others not?

I’m fine with pasta, flour tortillas and about half the foods I eat, but bread almost always gives me heartburn. What could it be

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2 Responses to “Why do some wheat products give me heartburn and others not?”

  1. beaches li Says:

    try whole wheat bread? I dont know maybe ask your doc that is a tough one

  2. Christie Says:

    That’s a good question, surely if you were allergic to wheat then you would react to ALL the foods that contain it. . . . . . According to Dr. James Breneman, past president of the American College of Allergists, persistent heartburn from a particular food is a reliable symptom of allergy to that food. Food allergies stimulate histamine release, which stimulates stomach-acid secretion. Most common offenders are cow’s-milk products, wheat, eggs, corn, beef, soy, and some citrus fruits. . . . . Something i did notice about the examples you listed of wheat pasta and tortillas not giving u heartburn but wheat bread almost always does. . . . . . . bread has yeast to help it rise but pasta and tortillas don’t. . . . . . maybe the foods that give you heartburn have an ingredient in common other than the wheat. . . . . . or maybe they are processed in a different way. . . . which could explain why not ALL wheat containing foods cause a problem ; ]