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These are acid reflux, hiatal hernia, IBS, and no gallbladder. The combination of all of these means that I don't digest food very well, especially high fat foods. A lot of people have said how nice that must be, and how I must stay really skinny because of it. This is not exactly the truth. If I eat fat, I gain fat. I have had to do lots of research, and lots of trial and error. ... BlogCatalog. Diet & Nutrition Blogs - BlogCatalog Blog Directory ...
Other possibilities include a gastric ulcer, acid reflux, and/or a hiatal hernia. Lastly, it is possible you are developing some type of food intolerance. Best wishes and good luck. nopedamnit says: July 28, 2010 at 2:16 AM ... have you changed your diet recently? the foods you mentioned have a lot of tomato sauce and fat. it could be the grease or acid that is aggrivating your stomach. it could also be something more serious, but two weeks isn't really enough time to ...
Basically, the root cause for heartburn is lifestyle or diet. Improper lifestyle and diet can relax the lower esophageal sphincter or LES, which will prevent it from closing properly. When this happens, the acid in your stomach ... Another contributing factor for heartburn is Hiatal Hernia. This can also cause you to experience persistent heartburn or pyrosis and if it is already affecting your quality of life, surgical intervention may be needed to treat the problem. ...