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Pickle Juice for Acid Reflux

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Posted by Joe (Minneapolis, MN)
★★★★★

I'was taking all kinds of acid reducers and a friend said that pickle juice had helped him. I looked online and saw the acv and tried that too. They both seem to work for me along with just a couple of pickles a day.

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Posted by D Wager (USA)
★★★★★

I cannot stand vinegar but I will eat pickles (made with vinegar) and that has worked.

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Posted by Dennis (Georgia)
★★★★★

Pickle lovers can try a little pickle juice. It works!

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Posted by Chris (Trenton, OH)
★★★★★

I have tried everything under the sun for my acid reflux nothing was working, so i got online and tried to find natural ways to help with acid reflux and i found this site, i tried the pickle juice and it worked, thanks so much!!!

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Posted by Diane (Charlottesville, VA)
★★★★★

I've found just eating 3-4 slices of pickles will knock it out immediately! My doctor recommended I take Pepcid but I didn't want to take "medicine" if there was a natural cure. I'd heard about pickles/vinegar being effective so I tried it... and it WORKS!

Replied by Ric
(Gold Coast, Qld Australia)
04/16/2012

Like a couple of previous posters, my GERD manifests itself as a sore throat if I talk a lot and also chest pain. I've done the emergency trip to the hospital, thinking I was having a heart attack, to be told after an ECG that my heart seemed perfectly healthy. My chest pain also occurs during the day after eating when I exercise. Unfortunately, as I'm a PE teacher, this is frequent and I've just sort of learned to live with it. I've identified the main foods that trigger it and bread is a major culprit here.

I love pickles but stopped eating them a few years ago (pre GERD) because I was told that the pickle juice was bad for me. So now I have an excuse to go back to something I love eating and possibly get relief for this debilitating condition. I'll tell you if it works.


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