Edhawa Feralant for Heartburn and Acid Reflux

Edhawa Feralant:

Derived from a rare wild vine found in tropical areas that can help detect harmful acids through vomiting. Food poisoning can cause these harmful acids to toxicate our body that may cause heart burn and stomach cramps.

Feralant detect the acid present in the stomach and eject it with out the food inside the stomach. These amazing herb can separate the food from the acid when vomiting arise, only acid will come out when  vomitting.

You can see the effect  30 minutes to 1 hour after ingesting it.

Dosage: 2 capsules repeat after 2 hour if many acid is present in the stomach.

Heartburn wouldn’t be a problem if it only occurred after overindulging. But for some people it happens all the time, and it can be extremely uncomfortable.

Despite the name, heartburn has nothing to do with the heart. It occurs when acid in the stomach, instead of staying put, splashed upstream into the esophagus, the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach. While the stomach can withstand acid, the esophagus cannot. Each splash of acid scorches the delicate lining of the esophagus. That’s what causes the “burn” of heartburn.

The body normally does a good job of keeping acid where it belongs. There’s a tight little ring of muscled at the base o the esophagus that opens to let food into the stomach, then snaps shut to keep acid from surging upstream. In some people, however, the muscle either gets weak or opens and closes at the wrong time, causing heartburn.

) Diet

Avoid heartburn triggers. Keeping a food diary may help you identify problem foods. Foods and drinks that commonly trigger heartburn include:

• Citrus fruits
• Chocolate
• Peppermint
• Spearmint
• Tomatoes
• Raw onions
• Garlic
• Black pepper
• Vinegar
• Fatty foods
• Spicy foods
• Coffee
• Citrus juice
• Carbonated beverages
• Alcoholic beverages

Don’t go to bed after eating.
Eat your last meal at least two to three hours before lying down.

Eat smaller portion sizes.

Take time to eat.
Try practicing mindfulness while eating. Eliminate all distractions and savor, rather than inhale, your food. Pay full attention to what the food looks like on your plate, how it smells, how it tastes. Chew slowly.

2) Stress Reduction

A survey by the National Heartburn Alliance revealed that 58 percent of frequent heartburn sufferers identify a hectic lifestyle as a factor that contributes to their heartburn and 52 percent say work-related stress makes their symptoms worse.

Although some people report that stress makes their heartburn symptoms worse, scientists haven’t yet established a direct link between heartburn and stress. We do know that stress can disrupt our normal routines and make us do things, like eat the wrong foods, smoke, drink coffee or alcohol, that may trigger heartburn. Stress also slows down the emptying of the stomach, which may increase the likelihood of heartburn.  

3) Quit Smoking

Nicotine, an ingredient in cigarettes, can weaken the lower esophageal sphincter, a band of muscle at the end of the esophagus, that closes off the esophagus and prevents the acidic stomach contents from entering the esophagus.

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