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  • Q&A with Australian Health Practitioners

    What foods have been linked to heartburn?

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    Arlene Normand

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    Arlene is a registered practising dietitian, with a private practice in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, and has built a strong business over the last … View Profile

    What foods should you avoid?

    • Acidic foods - citrus fruits and tomato products may trigger your heartburn because they take longer to digest and increase the amount of stomach acid produced.
    • Heartburn beverages - coffee, alcohol, carbonated drinks, acidic fruit juices and tomato juice may cause heartburn. Many of these drinks also contain excess calories that can contribute to weight gain. Instead, opt for non-citrus juices, water and tea.
    Try not to eat at least 2 hours before bed, and keep your portions small. Eat regular, small meals as you should never feel full. You should lose weight if your weight is too high as the excess kilos can exacerbate the heartburn.

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