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| Verfasst am: 06.12.2014, 01:57 Titel: DKoGWPwMwYlvwoZ |
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| Verfasst am: 05.12.2014, 03:59 Titel: wMsjpRMgYQWXYlvk |
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| Verfasst am: 04.12.2014, 21:58 Titel: fJTRDMxrfFTnHmkeRO |
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| The best thing to do is change your diet it may not help all the way, but it will help a lot. If you eat foods that are alknilae instead of acidic it will help a huge amount.Cut out greasy foods, soda, coffee, and tomatoe sauces entirely.If you drink water with lemon (real lemon not alternatives) it will help to balance out the PH in your stomach. Also tons of fruits and vegis (fresh) and fruit and vegi juices (from a juicer) will make a HUGE difference with your stomach.Basically you just need to get the acid production down.Look up the PH balance diet he has lists of acidic and alknilae foods some will surprise you. If you eat 80% alknilae and 20% or less acidic, you will feel tons better. It's hard to do and a major diet change, but you can do it if you try.PS, in response to the other answers: ginger does help a lot of people with stomach problems. The over the counter ones will not help you if Nexium isn't doing the job they don't do anything for me at all.VA:F [1.9.8_1114]please wait...VA:F [1.9.8_1114](from 0 votes) |
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