by Scott Davis | Oct 14, 2026
You’re probably not aware of it, but if you suffer from acid reflux, you probably also have sleep apnea. According to a new study in ERJ Open Research, by addressing your sleep apnea in the right way, you can also eliminate your acid reflux. Fortunately, this is not...
by Scott Davis | Sep 23, 2026
Most of the time, acid reflux is caused by the food we eat, being overweight, or smoking. A new study in the journal Frontiers in Public Health identified a completely different lifestyle factor that drastically contributes to acid reflux. Fortunately, it’s easy to...
by ShellyManning | Sep 11, 2026
You can obtain the acid reflux treatments known as proton pump inhibitors over the counter or by prescription. In fact, it’s the most prescribed medication in the world. A new study in Osteoporosis International reveals that acid reflux treatments cause osteoporosis...
by Scott Davis | Aug 6, 2026
There are ways to boost hormone production and many therapies use this as a strategy to tackle various health issues. But according to a new study in the journal Menopause, boosting female sex hormones should not be done artificially as it can cause severe reflux...
by Scott Davis | Jul 3, 2026
It isn’t difficult to understand why acid reflux causes problems in the esophagus and throat since the acid directly affects those areas. The lungs, however—that’s another story. A new study in the European Respiratory Journal reveals a shocking connection between...
by Scott Davis | Jun 9, 2026
Between 14 and 52% of the world’s population suffers from acid reflux. Since numerous studies have revealed the life-threatening side effects of heartburn medications, it’s important to identify the lifestyle factors that cause it. Avoid these factors, and your acid...