Spicy Foods and Heart Burn - Hot Sauce - Not a Cause of Heartburn?

There is a belief that most heartburn sufferers believefoods.
and this makes them get rid of hot sauce. AccordingThe study, however, found a really interesting
to this belief, they fear that the heat from hot saucerevelation. The best strategy to eliminate the
might cause certain acid reactions which can lead tosymptoms of heartburn is to reduce the overall food
heart burn. But in this article, I will present a new findingintake. Eating less means no more heartburn.
that might end this belief. This information will shed lightBeing overweight means more pressure in the
on the true effects of spicy foods on heartburnabdominal areas. This leads to more probability of
sufferers.having heartburn.
The belief that spicy foods are not safe for thoseI strongly suggest eating lesser portions more
suffering heart burns may be all in their heads. Thisfrequently, like 5 to 6 times a day. This way, you
belief was refuted by a review of 100 studies in theminimize the intra-abdominal pressure that can trigger
Archive of Internal Medicine. In the review, the limitationheart burn. Eating this way, the acidity in the
on the intake of spicy foods and other acid-inducingesophagus will also be more controlled. This is also a
foods such as chocolates, caffeine, and citrus fruits didgood way to lose those excess pounds. Lastly, you
not eliminate or even reduce the symptoms ofare now aware that eating spicy foods is safe for
heartburn. In addition, the acidity in the esophagus wasyour health.
not even lowered even with the reduction in these