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    Can Beer Cause Heartburn

    Wine may protect against Barrett's esophagus

    April 20, 2009
    Wine appears to protect against Barrett's esophagus, a new study has found. Barrett's--a precursor to esophageal cancer--was found to be reduced among those who drank one glass of wine per day. The study of more than 900 Barrett's sufferers, GERD patients, and healthy adults did not find positive results for those who drank beer or liquor. Researchers say they key may be that polyphenols in red wine offer protection against oxidative stress caused by chronic heartburn. Read more »
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    Sleep Apnea: Symptoms
    ...impaired mental or emotional functioningSnoring (bed partners may report very loud and interrupted snoring)Heartburn (acid back-up that causes heartburn may be responsible for some cases of sleep... Read more »
    Acid Reflux (GERD) and the Esophagus
    ...actions in the esophagus or other protective mechanisms fail. Click the icon to see an animation about heartburn.The hallmark symptoms of GERD are:Heartburn: a burning sensation in the chest and... Read more »
    Scleroderma: Treatment for Gastrointestinal Problems
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    ...Elderly people with GERD tend to have a more serious condition than younger people.Risk Factors for Heartburn and GERDEating Pattern. Anyone who eats a heavy meal and subsequently lies on the back... Read more »

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