While many adults with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) turn to the Internet for information, it is also common for reflux sufferers to consult a book for information about the disease and treatment options.
Below, I have assembled my top 10 books for adult patients with GERD. There are three types of books on GERD: General Information, Diet and Recipes and Alternative/Complementary Treatments.
General Information about GERD:
1. Heartburn and Reflux for Dummies by Carol Ann...
If you're feeling sleep deprived as a result of living with someone with acid reflux disease, sometimes you need to be creative to get the... Read more »
Vacations are supposed to be enjoyable luxury experiences. Traveling has been made easy. With just the click of a button, it’s simple... Read more »
Acid reflux is not limited to the United States. Parents and support groups from around the world contact us with questions about acid... Read more »
Acid Reflux from Infancy to Adulthood III: Adults This is part 3 of a 3-part series on Acid Reflux. See Part I: Your Baby and Acid... Read more »
Last week, I wrote about the often unrecognized occurrence of depression in an individual with chronic illness. This week, I introduce you... Read more »
Acid reflux sufferers are urged to avoid alcohol entirely, but a reader of Wine Spectator wants to know if there are any wines that are unlikely to... Read more »
Eight out of ten people with acid reflux have nighttime heartburn. One of the easiest ways to relieve symptoms is by using gravity. Wedge pillows... Read more »
According to a reader of The People's Pharmacy, persimmon tea has essentially cured her husband's chronic acid reflux. Joe and Terry Graedon respond... Read more »
A reader from The People's Pharmacy recently wrote in to say that drinking a cinnamon-persimmon punch every day helped ease her acid reflux pain.... Read more »
Losing weight through diet and exercise may top the list when it comes to relieving acid reflux, but some exercise may harm more than it helps,... Read more »
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