You might have heard the recent hype around a simple hiatal hernia natural cure. Recent research has revealed that simple GERD remedies have worked to lessen the symptoms of a hiatal hernia. Though the natural cure has become surprisingly popular, there are still millions who seek medical treatment at their local hospital and with antacids.

Though diagnosing a hiatal hernia can be a little ambiguous, you might want to try a variety of natural and holistic treatments. Many of our GERD (Gastro esophageal Reflux Disease) customers have found that trying simple remedies can make a world of difference. And save you hundreds of dollars in the process.

What You Should Know About Hiatal Hernias?

The way that hiatal hernias contribute to acid reflux is not entirely clear. However, the majority of heartburn sufferers have this problem.

In normal individuals, the diaphragm surrounds the lower esophageal sphincter where it connects with the stomach. For GERD sufferers, a small part of the upper stomach has actually pushed between the lower esophageal sphincter and the diaphragm.

But how does this contribute to GERD? It is thought that the diaphragm helps the sphincter contract and keeps the gateway between the esophagus and the stomach closed during all times except swallowing. With a hiatal hernia, the ability of the diaphragm to help the sphincter is seriously hindered. As a result, reflux is occurs and acid is allowed to seep into the esophagus.

But there are ways to remedy this common problem.

Lifestyle Changes to Cure GERD in Days

By restoring the sphincter and esophagus to normal condition and strengthening the sphincter and diaphragm, you should notice your acid reflux symptoms diminishing daily. Here are some simple lifestyle changes before you start your natural treatment.

1. Stop smoking immediately.

2. Don’t drink Alcohol.

3. Lose weight to get to target weight.

4. Eat meals the size of your fist.

5. Wear lose-fitting clothes.

6. Avoid lying down for 3 hours after a meal.

7. Raise the head of your bed 6 to 8 inches with blocks of wood. Gravity will be your aid on this simple remedy.

8. Check your food thoroughly.

9. Drink water after you eat.

Restoring Your Esophagus and Sphincter Tissue

A hiatal hernia can be pure misery with its symptoms. However, if you restore your tissue of the esophagus and sphincter, you have found the hiatal hernia natural cure. A great remedy that works is honey!

Raw, liquid honey is a great simple remedy. It is great for fighting bacteria, blocking infection, combating against inflammation, reducing pain and improving circulation. But it also stimulates regrowth of tissue on the esophagus and sphincter.

We suggest taking 1 teaspoon of honey anytime you feel discomfort. You should also take it right before bedtime, which will contribute to healing during your sleep!

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Not my usual type of blogpost, but… Why not?

Been using dry granular textured vegetable protein (TVP) quite a bit, recently. Versatile, cheap , durable, easy, and quick. Better tasting than I remember. Still not that tasty by itself, of course, but it takes the flavor of whatever you add to it. In other words, it “carries” taste instead of contributing much to it.

Been mixing TVP with different spices and other ingredients. With soy, garlic, and ginger. Or with chili spices and onions. Even with homemade gravy or with store-bought BBQ sauce. Works really well on a tortilla. Easy to use in soups.

Perfect for quick snacks. With my GERD, eating small portions several times a day is very beneficial. My TVP snacks tend to fill me just enough to feel satiated without feeling full.

Since I’m a meat eater, I ‘ll probably start mixing TVP with meat products. My perception is that, with TVP, I can cut on fat a bit while having enough protein to make it feel like a meal. Given my girth, this practice might pave the way to other neat things in my nutrition and health.

At the same time, it’s not like I’ll go full-TVP all the way. I like to vary my diet as much as possible.

Unfortunately, I don’t find TVP in the USDA’s Nutrients Database. No idea why, actually.

Ah, well…