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  Turkey, stuffing and all the trimmings are typically found in abundance around the Thanksgiving holiday. These indulgences are a time-honored part of the American tradition. However, millions of people will suffer heartburn after having a first, second—and even third—portion of their favorite foods. A signature burning sensation in the chest, behind the breastbone and […]

Sufferers of heartburn often shrug off their discomfort, thinking it’s a “natural occurrence” and “no big deal.” While occasional heartburn, triggered by a particularly large, spicy or fatty meal, is no cause for alarm, antacids shouldn’t have to be a regular “dessert.” If the pain is severe and becomes a way of life (occurring more […]

National GERD Awareness Week is Nov. 24 – 30 Thanksgiving is a time for family and friends to gather, express gratitude and enjoy an abundant feast. Many, however, find themselves reaching for the antacids instead of a second piece of pumpkin pie. It’s not uncommon to experience indigestion after overindulging. But for some, the discomfort […]