Consuming certain beverages before bed can trigger acid reflux, disrupting sleep, especially for those with GERD. Orange juice's acidity, coffee's caffeine, and soft drinks' carbonation exacerbate ...

Acid reflux can be a nightmare to deal with, especially when you're trying to snooze. Yet a sleep specialist claims that avoiding certain beverages before bed could help minimise its symptoms.

Over 30% UAE residents have acid reflux; untreated cases may lead to cancer, say doctors. Healthcare specialists are raising awareness about the condition and urging early detection and treatment ...

Dr Gupta shared that meal timing through intermittent fasting can help reduce acid reflux symptoms. "By limiting the eating window, intermittent fasting reduces the amount of acid exposure in the ...

Struggling with acid reflux Discover expert tips from a dietitian on the best meal timings and 4 surprising foods ... Dr Khamsera warns that a less obvious form, called silent reflux, may ...

Many people don’t realise that acid reflux medications work best when taken correctly. For example, proton pump inhibitors (like omeprazole) should be taken 30–60 minutes before your first meal.

According to the Cleveland Clinic, 20% of adults suffer from chronic acid reflux. 63 ... they think of heartburn and indigestion,” said Dr. Jamie Koufman, MD, a respiratory reflux expert.

Here, we'll be exploring what acid reflux pillows are and how they could relieve symptoms of GERD and heartburn to help you get a decent night's rest.

We explore what acid reflux pillows are, how they work and why they could relieve symptoms of GERD and heartburn. ... Dr Lin warns that acid reflux pillows won't be a complete cure.

Acid reflux is one of the most common health issues among Indians. ... Dr Jeffery Hall (2017) on circadian rhythm and Dr Tasuko Honzo (2018) on immunotherapy into his recommendations.

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) impacts about 20% of adults in the U.S. Here's what experts want you to know about causes and treatments.

“What causes acid reflux is diet and lifestyle,” said Dr. Koufman. Fatty, fried, and spicy foods are often associated with reflux. But Harvard Health says tomatoes, onions, garlic, and even chocolate ...