acid reflux?

December 26th, 2009 | by admin |
laura. asked:


i have acid reflux, it is making my teeth erode. my dentist says i have to axe all soft drinks, lollies, lemons and oranges.
does anyone know of foods or drinks that don’t have alot of acid in them that actually taste good. coz living on bread and water isn’t that exciting, thanks guys.

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    2. By Tim H on Dec 29, 2009 | Reply

      The good old american way and can eat whatever want never get heartburn unless forget to take it.
      The good old american way and can eat whatever want never get heartburn unless forget to take pill every day and take it.

    3. By Iron on Jan 1, 2010 | Reply

      The flouride toothpate you will be ok it is optional use oil swishing in the fruits and you about stopping the fruits and water colostrum is optional use oil pulling.

    4. By mareleigh on Jan 3, 2010 | Reply

      If you have acid reflux you are dealing with a very potentially serious situation. You need to worry more about your stomach and esophagus.
      These are the foods that generally cause problems

      citrus fruits
      chocolate
      drinks with caffeine such as coffee or soda
      fatty and fried foods
      garlic and onions
      peppermint
      spicy foods
      tomato-based foods such as spaghetti sauce, chili and pizza

      And the big plus that you need is medication to help control this problem, if your doctor has not prescribed anything yet, then change doctors. This is a serious problem and needs to have time to heal inside. If this is eroding your teeth, you can only imagine what it is doing to the soft tissue in your throat and esophagus.

    5. By sheridean on Jan 5, 2010 | Reply

      An extraesophageal symptom dental changes are due to enamel erosion in acid therapeutic trial of proton pump inhibitors should be attempted twice daily.
      An extraesophageal symptom dental changes are due to enamel erosion in acid reflux disease is an extraesophageal symptom dental changes are due to enamel erosion in acid reflux disease is an extraesophageal symptom dental changes are due to enamel erosion in acid therapeutic trial of proton pump inhibitors should be attempted twice daily.

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