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I have silent reflux. I take Pepsid. These doctors give medicines that a so dangerous and have so many side effects. I don’t know I have reflux so that is scary itself. I’m very Leary of PPI’S. Everyone is so different.
Eating, Diet, & Nutrition for Barrett's Esophagus
How can your diet help prevent Barrett’s esophagus?
Researchers have not found that diet and nutrition play an important role in causing or preventing Barrett’s esophagus.
If you have gastroesophageal reflux (GER) or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), you can prevent or relieve your symptoms by changing your diet. Dietary changes that can help reduce your symptoms include
decreasing fatty foods
eating small, frequent meals instead of three large meals
Avoid eating or drinking the following items that may make GER or GERD worse:
chocolate
coffee
peppermint
greasy or spicy foods
tomatoes and tomato products
alcoholic drinks
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