do you know of a great heartburn remedy?
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Take green coconut water - its excellent for this problem. Take pomegranate juice regularly. Take cold milk in small quantities.\n\nAvoid acidic food like tomatos, chillies, vinegar, tea, coffee, etc.\n\nDont remain awake for long hours in night.
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Heartburn can last a short amount of time to several days. Go for the OTC medicine (Prilosec, Zantac, Maalox, Rolaids) and stay away from anything with acid in it (orange juice, etc.) for the short runs. Anything longer should be discussed with your doctor. Progressive burning may be GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). \n\nNexium.com is a good site for information on both heartburn and GERD.
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NO! Ibuprophin and midol will NOT help! They'll make it worse! Eat bread, or saltines or anything else that will absorb any extra stomache acid. Wait a little bit, if that doesn't help, dring some sprite or other pop (no caffine) Stay away from dairy till it's gone!!! FEEL BETTER!!!
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my husband had acid reflux...tried the diets, tried the nexium, the prevacid, etcetera, nothing helped. now his acid reflux has turned into a hiatal hernia, and hes having surgery in April to correct the problem.
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A hangover remedy.\nhttp://www.happylifenutrition.net/index.php?menuID=Products
205398
Try heating up tea, add lemons, and honey.:)
287446
You should avoid caffeinated coffee, tea and cola. They make you lose more fluids than you gain. Stay clear of cigarette smoke. Eat chicken soup or drink hot tea to relieve chest congestion. Try eating hot, spicy foods such as hot peppers or curry to thin the mucus; plug in the vaporizor.
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seriously the best thing i have found to relieve the pain of a sunburn is noxema. its just a facial scrub but its great ...   try it!!!!
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yes it can happen... to reduce heart burn you should do following\n\n1- wt loss\n2- no tobacco\n3- no alcohol\n4- no choclate\n5- dont lay flat for at least 1 hour after u eat\n6- take otc pepcid or/ranitidine or prilosec is very effective..\n\ngoood luck
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The correct spelling is Pepto-bismol. It offers relief for heartburn, diarrhea, nausea, indigestion, and upset stomach.\n\nCheck out www.pepto-bismol.com for more details.
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The symptoms of acid reflux are greatly reduced if you do not eat meals that are high in fat and/or seasoning. Prepackaged foods are horrible for reflux like mac&cheese,T.V. dinners, Ramen noodles, and boxes of flavored noodles and rice. Try to stay away from foods like these as well as tea, coffee, lemonade and artificially flavored drinks(like Koolaid). Taking a Probiotic everyday also helps. You do need to heal the esophagus with medication if you have had it a while. In some cases surgery is necessary.
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I have had a really bad cough this past week and the only natural remedy that has worked for me is a humidifier and drinking lots of water to make the cough more productive and to also make the cough not so dry to where it hurts so bad to cough!\nI know that's a runon sentence, oh well, but I think you got my point!
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Preventing Heartburn.. this can't really be totally done but it CAN be managed with care:\nHeartburn episodes can be reduced, and in some cases prevented from occurring, by making some lifestyle changes, and following a few tips. The resources below will help you get started. \n\nTop 10 Heartburn Prevention Tips \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/cs/prevention/tp/heartburn_tips.htm\n\n\nStress and Heartburn\nApproximately 58 percent of individual who suffer frequent heartburn say a hectic lifestyle is a factor in their heartburn flare-ups. 52 percent of heartburn sufferers say work-related stress increases their heartburn. While stress hasn't been linked directly to heartburn, it is known that it can lead to behaviors that can trigger heartburn. During stressful times, routines are disrupted and people may not follow their normal routines in regards to meals, exercise, and medication. It is important to find ways to alleviate the stress, and thus make stress-related heartburn less likely.\n\nhttp://heartburn.about.com/\n\nPreventing nighttime heartburn \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/od/preventingheartburn/a/preventniteburn.htm\n6 Steps To Preventing Heartburn-related Complications \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/od/preventingheartburn/a/preventniteburn.htm\nSafe foods for heartburn sufferers \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/cs/dietfood/a/heartburnfoods1.htm\nFoods to avoid \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/cs/dietfood/a/heartburnfoods3.htm\nFoods to eat in moderation \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/cs/dietfood/a/heartburnfoods2.htm\nHeartburn-free Recipes \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/od/heartburnfreerecipes/\nHeartburn-friendly meal plans \nhttp://heartburn.about.com/od/sampledailyweeklymenus/\nHeartburn and dining out\nhttp://heartburn.about.com/cs/articles/a/gerd_dineout.htm
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Try Tea with some Honey & Lemon juice in it, or just honey on a spoon for a quick fix
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if it is not a serious case for a quck relief i suggest u to dissolve 5 teaspoonful of sugar and dissolve it in  a half glass of water and drink it.\nit would work.
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I mix about 1/2 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in a little glass of water.  It works fast and amazingly well.  My mom always hands out peppermint candy when someone complains of heartburn.  Also, chew chew chew your food really well as digestion actually begins in the mouth.  Drinking too much liquid with your food can dilute your stomach acid.
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My Great Grandma used to make an elixir of Honey and lemon juice in a cup and have us stir it with a spoon then lick it off to control coughing.  It works for a sore throst.  Also She was a firm believer in Vicks vapor rub to cure nasal and chest congestion.  YOu have to put it under your nose, all over your chest and back then wear a tshirt to bed with a bandana around your neck.  It also works good for muscle pain too.