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Fried foods are hard and slow to digest. This might trigger symptoms for people who already have some kind of disease related to their digestive system. Stomach pain is the most common, but you might experience surprising symptoms, like chest pain, or sore throat. Read more about how fried foods affect your body! -
Common reasons for chest and stomach pain after eating bread are acid reflux, allergy, or intolerance. A gluten-free diet is a solution.
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Some experts say coconut is a supefood and should be a part of every healthy diet, others are more skeptic because of its high fat content.
Read our article to find out whether it is safe to consume coconut or not!
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Low-sugar, low-fat yogurt with probiotics is a great heartburn remedy. It helps digestion and soothes acid reflux symptoms. Might be suitable for people with lactose intolerance.
For maximum benefits, consume it daily along or after meals.
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Plain popcorn is considered to be a healthy snack, low in calories, good for your stomach.
However, the toppings are usually full of fat, sugar, or salt, which make popcorn quite unhealthy.
If you want to eat popcorn, your best bet is homemade organic popcorn with healthy toppings
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If using the right components, both smoothies and milkshakes should be safe to consume. They can even help with chest pain.
However, it is easy to add too much fat or sugar to a smoothie or a milkshake. In such cases, they might indeed trigger chest pain.
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Glass of water
Depending on the way you drink it, water can be both good and bad for acid reflux.
Drinking small sips while eating might help clear out the esophagus, however, drinking a large amount will fill your stomach fast which aggravates heartburn and other acid reflux symptoms.
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Antibiotics have an adverse effect on the gut flora. This can lead to heartburn if you are prone to acid reflux.
Certain types of antibiotics are known to have side effects that can cause heart issues.
Read our article to learn more about why antibiotics can cause heartburn or chest pain, and what you can do about it!
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Thanks to its probiotic bacterias, buttermilk is often used to relieve heartburn and other acid reflux symptoms.
Besides helping acid reflux, it has many other health benefits. A cup of buttermilk daily can could be part of any healthy diet.
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Even though mushrooms are slightly acidic and hard to digest, they are considered to be neutral for acid reflux.
If you are prone to reflux, make sure you cook them well and try to avoid other hard-to-digest foods, like red meat.
