Managing acid reflux and GERD involves a combination of safe dietary choices, such as apples and oatmeal, and identifying triggers like specific fruits. Quick relief methods like DGL licorice and baking soda can alleviate stomach burning.
If you have [acid reflux](https://www.livestrong.com/sscat/acid-reflux/), it may sometimes feel like you can't eat anything without it triggering a painful flare-up. But rest assured, there are plenty foods you can eat.
Read more →
A diagnosis of acid reflux no longer means saying goodbye to some of your favorite foods. Certain fruits and vegetables, for example, because of their acidity, have commonly been restricted in the diets of acid reflux sufferers.
Read more →
If you have acid reflux, you may wonder if drinking milk and eating yogurt will make your symptoms worse.
Read more →
If your child is experiencing heartburn, there may be simple steps you can take at home to help alleviate symptoms. Medical practice guidelines published in the May 2009 issue of the "Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition" note that children can experience heartburn for many different reasons.
Read more →