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You get a blood test. The report comes back with four or five numbers – serum iron, ferritin, TIBC, transferrin

You’ve probably heard it your whole life: drink eight glasses of water a day. It’s on wellness posters, in fitness

Most people have a pretty clear mental image of acid reflux. Burning in the chest after a meal. A sour

Of all the terms that come up in conversations about GERD, Barrett’s esophagus is probably the one that causes the

Walk into any pharmacy in the United States and you will find them right there on the shelf. Prilosec. Nexium.

If you have ever read anything about acid reflux or GERD, you have probably come across the term lower esophageal

There is a moment that many people with upper digestive discomfort eventually reach. The burning is happening too often to

Most people with GERD notice their symptoms most acutely after meals. The burning sensation after dinner, the discomfort on the

You have probably seen the lists. No coffee. No chocolate. No tomatoes. No citrus. No spicy food. Avoid mint. Avoid

Introduction You finish dinner, settle onto the couch, and then it starts. A burning sensation rising from your chest toward