Seasonal depression can play a role in heartburn and GERD, so adopt healthy habits to boost your mood and avoid heartburn and acid reflux. https://t.co/d7tev06LDg
Stress triggers acid reflux symptoms, and the holidays are a stressful time for many. Read about how reflux and stress are connected. https://t.co/wx9hZyUFya
Twitter- You can create a flavorful, #healthy and heartburn-free #Thanksgiving#menu if you avoid these four dishes on your holiday table. https://t.co/TsYMMHF41r
#Smoking – it’s a known cause of #heartburn, and one of the leading causes of cancer. If you need even more of a reason to quit, Nov. 15 is the #GreatAmericanSmokeout – a day dedicated to helping you make a plan to quit for good. https://t.co/s6ZlD4eRWE #quitsmoking
Occasional #heartburn is usually harmless, but if you experience burning in your throat or chest more than twice per week, you may have gastroesophageal reflux disease or #GERD. This #GERDAwarenessWeek, learn more about the condition: https://t.co/2391CmVyXO
As 2018 comes to an end, it is time to make some decisions about how to use your #healthcare benefits. Here are 10 questions to ask your #gastroenterologist about elective #GI procedures. https://t.co/gvjioWSLzn #endoscopy
Pumpkin spice lattes and other seasonal drinks are a sign of fall. Here’s how to enjoy them without triggering #heartburn. https://t.co/NdhakNoe1B #PSL#Starbucks
#BreastCancerAwareness Month reminds us early detection of all diseases, including #GERD, provides the best opportunity for effective treatment: https://t.co/1sfQu9qVJu #BCAM#prevention
Even if you deal with #heartburn on a regular basis, you can still enjoy some #Halloween candy. These are some of the safer options! https://t.co/OVlepXjv52 #GERD