| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| Ed |
I have a pamphlet that says to avoid cream and heavy dairy products. |
10/25/2009 |
| Mohsin Javed |
Very Helpfull note |
7/16/2009 |
| debbie l. |
thank you for telling me that raw onions are not to be eaten while trying to cure this acid condition |
7/1/2009 |
| Mike |
It's hilarious that some guy who once had heartburn thinks he knows more than a doctor about this. "Contrary to what the medical community would have us believe." -- ha ha ha. Please. And this writer has credibility ... how? Oh, that's right. He's credible because he's not in the "medical community" (i.e. doesn't have an MD) and believes "meditation" (cough, cough) is a key to overcoming GERD, which is, by definition ... a disease. Dumbass. |
3/20/2009 |
| april |
how long does it take for you stomach to heal after a bad case of ar |
3/16/2009 |
| Gayle |
I have acid reflux too,I was taking Priloc and doing well,then all h--- broke loose...my Dr put me on Zoloft which gave me TERRIBLE heartburn.Since then I've been worse, I weaned myself off that Rx, but still have the AR.I now take Prevacid and was getting better, but today had terrible acid again.I've met more people who said that a Rx med had caused their AR more then anything,I can believe it! I was told vinegar & honey is good for AR.Anyone out there that has done this? |
3/16/2009 |
| Jeanne |
About how long should the recovery period take? |
8/26/2008 |
| orlando |
Thanks so much at least we now have a place to start.It was great you shared recipes.Thanks |
7/22/2008 |
| N. Boglor |
Thanks for the info. However I feel mentioning that reflux is not a
'condition' is incorrect and almost downplaying the seriousness of the problem. At times I can have reactions by simply drinking a glass of water or some salad, but then at other times have the most spicy of foods and not have a gurgle. |
6/13/2008 |
| Julia |
This article made me feel hopeful. Thank you!! I'm actually looking forward to cooking these recipes. |
11/3/2007 |
| annette |
hello thans so much for your article i enjoyed reading it
i suffer from acid reflux myself and am very concerned my condition will never go away ialso have hiatal hernia my doctor says i will always be on nexium i dont believe this is true my friend talked to me about organic and detoxifying my body which is what i am going to do please help me i want to get rid of this once and for all
i am going to try to do foods strictly organic my friend is helping me
with this |
8/17/2007 |
| Mary |
I find your article on foods that can be helpful for a person who has GERD interesting. However may I point out an error in the recipe under "Lemon chive salad dressing." You state that you
"Use heart of Romaine, Boston or Bipp lettuce." The word "Bipp" should read "Bibb."
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4/26/2007 |
| Leigh Womble |
One thing I wanted to make people aware of: Acid reflux can cause erosion of enamel on teeth. Similar to Bulimia, it destroys the the backs of the teeth. So one with Acid Reflux, should see the dentist regularly. |
3/8/2007 |
| Tis |
If you are able to eat cucumbers you are unusual. |
11/25/2006 |
| Ella Vandoren |
Wonderful recipes! These have helped my acid reflux and surprisingly, the entire familey loves these dishes, as well.
Please write more! |
8/10/2006 |
| Ruth Atkins |
These recipes are great even if you don't suffer from gerd. The pasta primavera is dynamite! |
7/21/2006 |
| Joanna Marpole |
Fabulous.....I made the fish dish and it was terrific. No indigestion! I can't wait to make the others. |
6/21/2006 |
