Reflux Gourmet Blog
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Beverages with Benefits – Exploring the positive effects of Coffee and Wine
I invariably begin my day with coffee and quite often finish my day with a glass of wine. How fortunate then that there are numerous beneficial properties
Introduction to gastric reflux: what is it and how does it occur?
Gastric Reflux is really straightforward: it is the retrograde movement of gastric contents into the esophagus or throat. This simple definition belies the complicated reality of reflux for
My Reflux Story | A Note from Reflux Gourmet Co-Founder, Chef Ken Frank
Voice and swallowing is something we all take for granted until there is a problem. It can get scary pretty fast. My adventure started innocently enough in the
Intermittent Fasting: What to Do When You Are Hungry
Intermittent fasting is an eating regimen that has quickly become one of the most popular diet trends around the world. There are many methods of intermittent fasting, but
Understanding Acid Reflux
GERD (gastroesophageal eflux disease) or acid reflux is a common condition where contents from the stomach regurgitate back into the esophagus and throat. The refluxed gastric contents can cause
Alginate therapy is the only intervention that works to safeguard the esophagus by creating a protective barrier that actually stops reflux from happening
DIRECTIONS:
Take 1 teaspoon (5 ml), or more as needed or as directed by your physician, after meals and before bed.
Vanilla Caramel rescueTM
The vanilla caramel taste sensation to soothe your reflux.
Alginate therapy is the only intervention that works to safeguard the esophagus by creating a protective barrier that actually stops reflux from happening
DIRECTIONS:
Take 1 teaspoon (5 ml), or more as needed or as directed by your physician, after meals and before bed.
Mint Chocolate rescueTM
The only mint chocolate that is actually good for reflux.
Alginate therapy is the only intervention that works to safeguard the esophagus by creating a protective barrier that actually stops reflux from happening
DIRECTIONS:
Take 1 teaspoon (5 ml), or more as needed or as directed by your physician, after meals and before bed.