Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
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Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
As per title.
What are the foods that come back to haunt you after you’ve eaten them?
Do you know going in you’re gonna regret it and do it anyway?
And why? And what are your best remedies for when it happens?
Enlighten us. Especially if you have remedies.
What are the foods that come back to haunt you after you’ve eaten them?
Do you know going in you’re gonna regret it and do it anyway?
And why? And what are your best remedies for when it happens?
Enlighten us. Especially if you have remedies.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
Most common triggers:
-Too much alcohol and food
-More than two hot dogs
-Sundried Tomatoes
-White Pizza / Garlicky Ricotta
All of these other than Sundried tomatoes I would still just go for it if in the mood
Favorite Remedy:
-Slug some Pepto Bismol. Works pretty immediately. And tastes delightful
-Too much alcohol and food
-More than two hot dogs
-Sundried Tomatoes
-White Pizza / Garlicky Ricotta
All of these other than Sundried tomatoes I would still just go for it if in the mood
Favorite Remedy:
-Slug some Pepto Bismol. Works pretty immediately. And tastes delightful
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
96583UP wrote:Most common triggers:
-Too much alcohol and food
-More than two hot dogs
-Sundried Tomatoes
-White Pizza / Garlicky Ricotta
All of these other than Sundried tomatoes I would still just go for it if in the mood
Favorite Remedy:
-Slug some Pepto Bismol. Works pretty immediately. And tastes delightful
Have to ask nums
What’s a white pizza?
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
almost a year ago I noticed I get it whenever I eat peanut butter, which is a bummer.
but I usually pop a Pepcid, and I’m good to go. No way am I giving up pb.
but I usually pop a Pepcid, and I’m good to go. No way am I giving up pb.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
dad wrote:almost a year ago I noticed I get it whenever I eat peanut butter, which is a bummer.
but I usually pop a Pepcid, and I’m good to go. No way am I giving up pb.
Does it happen with regular peanuts? say at a bar?
Or if you have it with a pbj combo?
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
Onions and tomatoes, but i love them both so i just suffer
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
I miss the days when I could eat and drink whatever I wanted with no consequences. These days, red sauce or beef is to be avoided.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
E.H. Ruddock wrote:Onions and tomatoes, but i love them both so i just suffer
That’s fuckin hard. I dunno how we could live without either of them.
I’d be with you there. They’re worth it.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
BurtReynolds wrote:I miss the days when I could eat and drink whatever I wanted with no consequences. These days, red sauce or beef is to be avoided.
What’s red sauce? Ketchup or the hot sauce nonsense?
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
Red sauce is a common term in the states for tomato based sauce
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
E.H. Ruddock wrote:Red sauce is a common term in the states for tomato based sauce
Right. And all versions of it are mostly sugar
All the commercial ones at least
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
it’s usually peanut butter on its own, or if I add it to oatmeal.dimejinky99 wrote:dad wrote:almost a year ago I noticed I get it whenever I eat peanut butter, which is a bummer.
but I usually pop a Pepcid, and I’m good to go. No way am I giving up pb.
Does it happen with regular peanuts? say at a bar?
Or if you have it with a pbj combo?
they don’t serve peanuts in bars here anymore, and even if did I wouldn’t touch a one. too many nasty mofos not washing their mitts would be jamming handfuls into their mouths. no thanks.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
dad wrote:it’s usually peanut butter on its own, or if I add it to oatmeal.dimejinky99 wrote:dad wrote:almost a year ago I noticed I get it whenever I eat peanut butter, which is a bummer.
but I usually pop a Pepcid, and I’m good to go. No way am I giving up pb.
Does it happen with regular peanuts? say at a bar?
Or if you have it with a pbj combo?
they don’t serve peanuts in bars here anymore, and even if did I wouldn’t touch a one. too many nasty mofos not washing their mitts would be jamming handfuls into their mouths. no thanks.
Dead right.
I wasn’t being funny with that. I worked in bars for years and we don’t do that here. Going the states and seeing that on the bar was weird. No harm in it either other than bob on the next seat scratching his ass and then getting peckish.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
Onions and tomato sauce for meE.H. Ruddock wrote:Onions and tomatoes, but i love them both so i just suffer
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
I take a Prilosec almost every morning...the older I get, pizza and spicy stuff gets me the most..I'm never quitting either one
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
Oddly, spicy stuff doesn’t really bother me that much.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
Any meat sauce or tomato sauce, generally.dimejinky99 wrote:BurtReynolds wrote:I miss the days when I could eat and drink whatever I wanted with no consequences. These days, red sauce or beef is to be avoided.
What’s red sauce? Ketchup or the hot sauce nonsense?
Doesn't stop me from eating pizza though.
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
White pizza or white pie is a style of pizza that does not use tomato sauce. The pizza generally consists of pizza dough, olive oil, garlic, cheese, salt and, sometimes, toppings including vegetables such as spinach, tomato, and herbs.dimejinky99 wrote:96583UP wrote:Most common triggers:
-Too much alcohol and food
-More than two hot dogs
-Sundried Tomatoes
-White Pizza / Garlicky Ricotta
All of these other than Sundried tomatoes I would still just go for it if in the mood
Favorite Remedy:
-Slug some Pepto Bismol. Works pretty immediately. And tastes delightful
Have to ask nums
What’s a white pizza?

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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
That’s crazy. Never heard of that. Sounds delicious!
Almost like a focaccia!
Almost like a focaccia!
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Re: Reflux. Heart burn. What sets yours off?
yeah it is pretty tasty
a lot of places tend to overload it with (way) too much garlic which is what puts it into the heartburn zone
but it’s the kind of thing where once you have a bite, really hard not to just keep going
a lot of places tend to overload it with (way) too much garlic which is what puts it into the heartburn zone
but it’s the kind of thing where once you have a bite, really hard not to just keep going
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