Heartburn/ acid reflex

AlexD333 · 22-01-2015, 00:30

So I used to suffer bad with this for many years, I am now on tablets to calm the acid in my stomach.

One thing that triggers me badly is garlic bread... Guess what was for diner today

Not having any rennies or tums about I decided to search the net for a home remedy, the only thing we had to hand was mustard..

I was sceptical about trying this, but alas, it has worked incredibly well

Just thought id share incase any of you chaps know the woes of heartburn/indigestion

Sweety · 22-01-2015, 00:36

Now that's interesting will tell the Mrs as she gets it now & again hey this could be your most useful post Alex

AlexD333 · 22-01-2015, 00:40

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Originally Posted by Sweety

Now that's interesting will tell the Mrs as she gets it now & again hey this could be your most useful post Alex

Well I did this 20 mins ago and I feel ok at the moment, seems to have eased.

Here's a quote from a website

It is believed that mustard stops excess acid production. Quite contrary to popular belief, the efficacy of mustard is not due to its sodium…but due to its vinegar content.

Mustard is an alkalizing food that contains acid (vinegar). However, the acid is very weak making it one of the least acidic foods that you can eat. Consuming one tsp mustard cures heartburn in a few minutes by neutralizing acids in the stomach (it helps to lower the pH level of the stomach acid) and by preventing the stomach from producing any extra acid.

When an antacid is combined with it… you are sure to get the benefit.

However, there are cases where mustard might not be the ideal remedy for you and might only aggravate the symptoms of heartburn! Also, if your symptoms are severe, mustard might not be the right choice for you!

So it is best to try it once or twice before you decide to stick to it!

Sweety · 22-01-2015, 00:52

You should change the title to Alex's home remedies

Now we got told about this & TBH didn't think it would work but it does very well if you've got a cough put 1/2 a raw onion into a jar of honey & leave it over night in the fridge then take 1 or 2 tea spoons like you would with a normal cough mixture as needed

not great for diabetic's tho so i've never tried it myself but it work great on the Mrs & the kids

terrano bob · 22-01-2015, 01:06

why did you eat the garlic bread

AlexD333 · 22-01-2015, 07:15

Good point, it's my weakness, I love the stuff

Ogri · 22-01-2015, 09:23

Oh, no. Oh, thank you, none of that foreign muck. What? Garlic bread? Garlic bread? Garlic? Bread? Am I hearin' you right? Garlic bread? No, thank you, I've got some milk roll in t'case that'll do me.

AlexD333 · 22-01-2015, 14:17

Milk roll?

Us younger generation lot are wasted with all this fancy stuff

Ianinessex · 22-01-2015, 15:03

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Originally Posted by AlexD333

Milk roll?

Us younger generation lot are wasted with all this fancy stuff

I don't think this is a generation gap. Can't say I have ever heard of this either.

I think it is a North / South thing.

Paff · 22-01-2015, 15:18

I use Remegel, they are great. "Chewy not chalky" goes the advert

jonela · 22-01-2015, 16:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ogri

Oh, no. Oh, thank you, none of that foreign muck. What? Garlic bread? Garlic bread? Garlic? Bread? Am I hearin' you right? Garlic bread? No, thank you, I've got some milk roll in t'case that'll do me.

A Peter Kay fan me thinks, me too. I have two dog called Max & Paddy !

I'm gonna try the mustard thing, I usually just drink a load of water If I get acid.

macabethiel · 22-01-2015, 17:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlexD333

So I used to suffer bad with this for many years, I am now on tablets to calm the acid in my stomach.

One thing that triggers me badly is garlic bread... Guess what was for diner today

Not having any rennies or tums about I decided to search the net for a home remedy, the only thing we had to hand was mustard..

I was sceptical about trying this, but alas, it has worked incredibly well

Just thought id share incase any of you chaps know the woes of heartburn/indigestion

What are you taking tabletwise is it a P.P.I. ? (Protein Pump Inhibitor) such as Lanzaprole or Omezaprol?

I like crusty bread but will only eat it during the day - not at night as the crust that is glazed with fat gives me acid reflux despite being on Lanzaprole. My sure fix is Alka Salzer but its a high dose of Asprin so its only an occasional fix.

Paff · 22-01-2015, 18:21

I used to have Tagamet for acid reflux...

rustic · 22-01-2015, 18:35

I get acid reflux with certain foods, late eating can trigger it, or bending too soon after eating.
What does me, is anything with corned beef in, it could be the fat content.
Unfortunately curries like madras do it, unless I eat them 3-4 hours before bed time.
Gone were the days of a few pints and a late curry then bed.
I have even eaten a complete fry up, egg chips beans and bacon at 2:00 am from our local transport cafe, those local to me will know Greasy Lils on the A5 near J12 on the M6 lol then to bed and up at 6:30am for work...never any acid reflux. Sorry not any more.

You want to watch acid reflux, it can aggravate the oesophagus, and that can lead to quite some nasties...

Ogri · 22-01-2015, 19:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by jonela

A Peter Kay fan me thinks, me too. I have two dog called Max & Paddy !

Spot on. I Probably should have explained.

22-01-2015, 00:30	#1
AlexD333 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Uk Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 2.7 TDI Posts: 7,847	Heartburn/ acid reflex So I used to suffer bad with this for many years, I am now on tablets to calm the acid in my stomach. One thing that triggers me badly is garlic bread... Guess what was for diner today Not having any rennies or tums about I decided to search the net for a home remedy, the only thing we had to hand was mustard.. I was sceptical about trying this, but alas, it has worked incredibly well Just thought id share incase any of you chaps know the woes of heartburn/indigestion

22-01-2015, 18:35	#14
rustic Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Staffordshire Vehicle: Maverick Mk I 2.7 TD LWB Posts: 7,825	I get acid reflux with certain foods, late eating can trigger it, or bending too soon after eating. What does me, is anything with corned beef in, it could be the fat content. Unfortunately curries like madras do it, unless I eat them 3-4 hours before bed time. Gone were the days of a few pints and a late curry then bed. I have even eaten a complete fry up, egg chips beans and bacon at 2:00 am from our local transport cafe, those local to me will know Greasy Lils on the A5 near J12 on the M6 lol then to bed and up at 6:30am for work...never any acid reflux. Sorry not any more. You want to watch acid reflux, it can aggravate the oesophagus, and that can lead to quite some nasties... __________________ Ford Maverick GLX 1995 2.7TD LWB in illusion silver, 98k miles. Owned since new, for 22 years. Best car I have ever owned. Just wish I could drive it more.

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22-01-2015, 00:36	#2
Sweety Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Northumberland Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDI SE LWB Posts: 3,604	Now that's interesting will tell the Mrs as she gets it now & again hey this could be your most useful post Alex

22-01-2015, 00:52	#4
Sweety Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Northumberland Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDI SE LWB Posts: 3,604	You should change the title to Alex's home remedies Now we got told about this & TBH didn't think it would work but it does very well if you've got a cough put 1/2 a raw onion into a jar of honey & leave it over night in the fridge then take 1 or 2 tea spoons like you would with a normal cough mixture as needed not great for diabetic's tho so i've never tried it myself but it work great on the Mrs & the kids

22-01-2015, 01:06	#5
terrano bob Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: north west Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7tdi Posts: 1,015	why did you eat the garlic bread

22-01-2015, 07:15	#6
AlexD333 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Uk Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 2.7 TDI Posts: 7,847	Good point, it's my weakness, I love the stuff

22-01-2015, 09:23	#7
Ogri Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Staffordshire Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 2.7 Td SE Posts: 324	Oh, no. Oh, thank you, none of that foreign muck. What? Garlic bread? Garlic bread? Garlic? Bread? Am I hearin' you right? Garlic bread? No, thank you, I've got some milk roll in t'case that'll do me.

22-01-2015, 14:17	#8
AlexD333 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Uk Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 2.7 TDI Posts: 7,847	Milk roll? Us younger generation lot are wasted with all this fancy stuff

22-01-2015, 15:18	#10
Paff Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Just north of Ipswich, Suffolk Vehicle: Terrano II 2.7 SE+ Auto Posts: 1,094	I use Remegel, they are great. "Chewy not chalky" goes the advert

22-01-2015, 18:21	#13
Paff Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Just north of Ipswich, Suffolk Vehicle: Terrano II 2.7 SE+ Auto Posts: 1,094	I used to have Tagamet for acid reflux...