Sunday, February 20, 2011

7 Ways To Relieve The Symptoms Of Acid Reflux Disease With Diet

A acid reflux disease diet can help control the occurrence of acid reflux and decrease the risk of acidity for gastroesophageal reflux disease patients.

 A controlled diet is a question of determining what foods trigger symptoms and which foods are safe to eat.

Creation of a daily food for two weeks, which make a record of all the food they eat and symptoms continue, is the best way to discover the foods to eliminate.

 Two weeks, you must present, then food diary to your doctor or dietitian who can help create a plan of diet which is beneficial for you.

Although it is in your best interest to create a food diary, the following are 7 categories of foods and related foods should be avoided or considered safe to eat each.

The seven categories are:
1 2 Dairy products. 3. For meat. Grain 4. Vegetables and fruits, 5. 6 Oil and fats. Sweets and snacks 7. Drinks

To know what should and should not eat from each food category is how to create a diet of reflux disease acid that effectively relieves symptoms by stopped before they start.



Acid Reflux Foods to Avoid

The following foods must be eliminated or limited considerably on a diet of acid reflux disease and eating them, even in small amounts, can worsen symptoms and lead to recurring heartburn.

Dairy products - sour cream, Cottage cheese, ice cream and ice cream products (i.e. milkshakes, floats, etc.).

Beef - Buffalo wings, chicken nuggets, ground beef and marbled steak

Grains - Marinara Pasta with sauce, Macaroni and cheese

Vegetables - vegetables: raw onion, French fires, mashed potatoes.

Fruit: Cranberry juice of fruits and juices which include lemon, lime, lemon, Orange, orange juice, grapefruit and grapefruit, citrus, tomato juice and tomato juice.

Oil - and fat oily or creamy salad dressings and essentially all fried or fatty processed foods.

Sweets and snacks - Chocolate, doughnuts, butter cookies, brownies, corn chips and French fries.

Beverages - Alcohol, regular or decaffeinated coffee and tea drinks sugary overlooked such as soda.

Foods That Are Considered Safe

The following foods are considered safe to eat and should not aggravate symptoms GERD; Therefore, they can become a part of the acid reflux disease diet

Dairy - cheese cream without fat, feta or goat cheese, low fat soy cheese.

Meat - lean ground beef Extra, London steaks grilled, chicken breast, whites of egg, imitation of eggs and fish without additional fat.

Grains - whole grain or white spade corn, oatmeal, Bran, white or brown rice cereal

Vegetables - vegetables: broccoli, carrots, cabbage, peas, green beans and potato baked.

Fruit: banana, fresh or dried apple, Apple juice.

Oil - and fat low fat salad dressing

Sweets and snacks - Pretzels baked fries, graham crackers, rice, fat free cookies and Red licorice candy cakes

Beverages - water

Occasional Sweets

Last but not least, the following is a short list of foods that occasionally you can enjoy in the diet of acid reflux disease, but with discretion and moderation should consume that may aggravate the symptoms:

Cheese cheddar or mozzarella products dairy – yoghurt,

Meat - laid eggs, fried fish, hot dog, salad of ham and tuna.

Grain - grain Granola and muffin.

Vegetables - vegetables: garlic, leeks and green onions.

Fruits: dried blueberries, strawberries, raspberries and blueberries orange juice.

Fats and oil - tomato sauce

Sweets and snacks - low fat cookies

Beverages - non alcoholic drinks and drinks carbonated


Finally, please note that listed above are only general guidelines. Foods that are considered safe to eat for heartburn patients may not be the same for another.

Therefore, make sure you keep a food diary for determining what is the best diet for you, acid reflux disease can be treated effectively and prevent symptoms.
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