Natural Remedies for Heartburn Relief
Everyone experiences heartburn at some point, especially pregnant women. Here's how to soothe that burning sensation with simple, effective home remedies.
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Heartburn is a burning sensation in the chest that can sometimes reach up to the neck and mouth. Nearly everyone has experienced heartburn at some time, particularly women during pregnancy. Symptoms often arise after eating, but they can also occur at night because lying down can worsen the discomfort. Here is a list of home remedies that may help ease the situation:
Almonds – Almonds can help balance stomach acidity, providing some relief from heartburn. It's recommended to eat a few raw almonds each day, preferably after soaking them in water for several hours. Additionally, freezing almonds and eating them cold can soothe the esophagus. Be cautious, as consuming too many almonds might have the opposite effect.
Cucumber – Eating cucumber or drinking cucumber juice is considered a quick and accessible home remedy that can reduce heartburn symptoms.
Banana – Bananas (as well as avocados) neutralize stomach acidity and alleviate heartburn symptoms.
Cold Water – Sipping on ice-cold water in small amounts can calm the esophagus and significantly reduce the burning sensation.
Milk – Milk contains calcium salts that act as natural antacids. Drinking a little milk whenever heartburn begins can quickly bring relief.
Herbal Infusions – Herbal remedies that are particularly effective for treating heartburn symptoms include fresh grated ginger root, chamomile flowers, mint leaves, licorice root, and sage. Steep the herbs in hot water for a few minutes and drink before meals.
Oatmeal – Oatmeal is known for its fluid-absorbing abilities, which help prevent stomach juices from rising to the esophagus. An oatmeal porridge made with water can soothe heartburn.
Apple Cider Vinegar – Drinking a tablespoon of natural apple cider vinegar diluted in water before a meal can reduce stomach acid production and help prevent heartburn..
Chewing Gum – Chewing unsweetened gum after meals can stimulate increased saliva production, adding moisture to the esophagus and diluting stomach acid, thus alleviating the burning feeling.