| This article is all about Prelief, the revolutionary | | | | you need to take proper precautions. Afterall, |
| product that takes the acid out of food. | | | | you're never going to improve your condition if |
| I love wine. I love it so much it hurts. Actually, in | | | | you continue to let it flame up. |
| the past it really DID hurt. I had bad acid reflux, | | | | Personally, I struggled with this problem for years: |
| and wine would inevitably cause my heartburn and | | | | I LOVE both coffee and wine, but both caused |
| reflux to flare up. It became so bad that I'd feel | | | | persistent discomfort. Every week I'd announce, |
| an acute burning in my throat when drinking any | | | | "I'm finally off coffee!," only to get lured back into |
| alcohol, and even then I couldn't resist the | | | | a Starbucks the following day, after which my |
| occasional glass of wine. | | | | addiction would be back in full force. |
| There was an obvious link between alcohol and | | | | Fortunately, the market is full of remedies for |
| heartburn, and which leads to the question: Does | | | | acid reflux and heartburn. There are antacids, |
| alcohol cause acid reflux? Medical researchers are | | | | proton-pump inhibitors, and everything in |
| determining that no, it does not. | | | | between. These treatments work on reducing |
| But watch it! That just means that your | | | | (or stopping completely) acid levels in the |
| heartburn or reflux didn't originate with alcohol. | | | | stomach. |
| Alcohol can still exacerbate the condition, causing | | | | Personally, I prefer more gentler methods that |
| an acute flare-up. Trust your gut: If you're | | | | only affect the acid levels in the food. The |
| feeling the burn of heartburn in your esophagus | | | | patented product that does this is called Prelief, |
| after drinking wine (or cocktails, or coffee, etc.), | | | | and it takes the acid out of food. |