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Could you benefit from a good night's sleep?
It's estimated that 60 million men and women suffer from medical conditions that deprive them of a good night's sleep. While your physician can provide medications to help relieve the pain and discomfort associated with GERD, Acid Reflux, Heartburn, Acid Indigestion, etc., you can complement and enhance medical remedies by following physician's guidelines for dealing with acid reflux, acid indigestion, Barrett's esophagus, post nasal drip, snoring, sleep apnea and more.
Lifestyle Change Recommendations
Physicians recommend these changes to your lifestyle to help prevent the occurrence of acid reflux.
- Elevate your head 6-8 inches while supporting your body through the torso. Piling pillows under your head without supporting your body on a correct angle will make reflux worse.
- Eat plenty of fiber and drink lots of fluids.
- Eat small meals and eat slowly. Large meals can make your stomach too full and force stomach contents back into the esophagus. Completely chewed food is easier to digest.
- Eat at a regular time and try to relax while you eat.
- Do not lie down right after eating. It is best to wait 2-3 hours after eating so that the acid working to digest your food does not flow back up into the esophagus and cause heartburn.
- Lose extra pounds. Added weight causes extra pressure on your stomach which can irritate your symptoms.
- Avoid alcohol and tobacco, both of which produce acid. Smoking relaxes your LES (lower esophageal sphincter) which lets stomach acid leak into your esophagus.
- Wear loose clothing. Tight fitting clothes put extra pressure on your stomach.
- Do not exercise for at least one hour after eating.
- Avoid the following: alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, carbonated beverages, spices, fried and fatty foods, tomato products, citrus, chocolate and peppermint. Try eliminating all of the above and then adding some back, one at a time. Everything does not trigger heartburn in everyone.
Adele and Sid Camens are co-owners and inventors of the patented MedSlant™ Acid Reflux Wedge Pillow. MedSlant is designed to stop stomach acid from burning the lining of your esophagus while you sleep and keeping you awake at night. Adults, children and infants suffering from acid reflux, GERD, indigestion and heartburn can easily and economically get the good night's sleep that they deserve. Email info@MedSlant.com for more information. Order your acid reflux wedge pillow online at http://www.MedSlant.com.
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Please talk to your doctor or health care professional to see if any of these changes are right for you. In addition to diet and lifestyle changes, you may need medication. Do not make changes to your treatment program or stop taking medication without consulting the prescribing physician.
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Over the weekend my 2 1/2 year old niece came to visit. She became congested, coughing and was unable to breath when lying down. I gave her my husband's MedSlant to try and the results were unbelievable. She slept through the night without coughing, and sinue drainage.
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- Debbie Watts
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The MedSlant™ wedge
pillow helps relieve the symptoms of Acid Reflux, heartburn, GERD,
acid indigestion, sinus congestion, Gastroesophogeal Reflux, etc. for a healthier,
more restful good night's sleep. The
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and was not designed to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease or replace
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