What is an Acid Reflux Disorder?

Even though this disorder is known by different names they have similar symptoms.


Acid reflux disorder gives you a burning sensation in your chest near the heart and stomach.


When food enters your stomach, a valve called the lower esophageal sphincter opens to allow food into the stomach.
However there are times when the lower esophageal sphincter does not remain closed.
This results in the condition that is called gastroesophageal reflux disorder or acid reflux disorder.
You might have:

-allergies

-enzyme deficiencies

-gallbladder problems

-hiatal hernia

-stress

-heartburn ulcers

-over eaten

-been drinking excess alcohol

-been drinking excess coffee, tea, colas, other caffeine drinks

-been eating excess fried and fatty foods

Tomatoes and tomato-based products like sauces and tomato juice also cause the lower esophageal valve to relax.


Eating large amounts of food at any meal can put a lot of pressure on your stomach muscles.


Since this valve protects your esophagus from your stomach acid, you need to take care that this valve does not allow digested acidic food to pass into your esophagus.


Your mouth, esophagus, and stomach are the first areas of food processing.
The stomach is responsible for not only breaking down your food but also for preparing your food to be converted to specific nutrients that your body needs.
This creates a cascade of nutritional deficiencies that create diseases, which your doctor will not understand where they came from.
You should do this for a few months to strengthen your stomach's activities.


By watching what you eat and taking care of your health, you stand a better chance of avoiding and clearing acid reflux disorder or heartburn.


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