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Adam77
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Date Joined Nov 2011
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Posted 12/11/2011 11:02 PM (GMT -6)
I was reading about
the Manuka honey on Dr. Jamie Koufman's blog. I googled Manuka honey and a lot of results came back with Manuka and relief in acid reflux. Have you tried Manuka honey?
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mudmagnetmum
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Posted 12/12/2011 4:15 AM (GMT -6)
Yes, it's quite soothing but I think any honey would have that effect. The "Heartburn No More" author also strongly recommends honey. I have to say it gave me no symptom relief at all and after a couple of weeks the taste started to turn my stomach . . . I must try and finish the second pot, as it's meant to have other health benefits, but as for GERD, nothing doing for me sadly!!
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belljar1995
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Posted 12/12/2011 4:12 PM (GMT -6)
that's too bad. I was going to try it--my throat is killing me :(
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Adam77
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Posted 12/12/2011 4:32 PM (GMT -6)
Belljar,
I am going to try it anyway. Everyone is different, so it might not hurt in trying.
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WJF
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Posted 12/13/2011 4:21 AM (GMT -6)
Manuka honey has helped me. It soothes my esophagus, coats it, forming a barrier of protection from acid.
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sunbeam48
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Posted 12/13/2011 7:07 AM (GMT -6)
A study came out that found honey is more effective than cough syrups for easing a cough. But for actually treating acid reflux, I don't know.
Dr. Koufman also encourages use of aloe vera for acid refulx. I am trying that to see if it will make my tender stomach feel better. I am using gel caps, some say the juice is kind of yucky.
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stkitt
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Posted 12/13/2011 8:30 AM (GMT -6)
Adam77
Your right it is worth a try and some use it and others don't.
When my kids were young and had bad seasonal allergies their Dr. recommended I give them honey from bees raised in our state. So I did and at the time I felt it helped with allergies.
If you try it good luck and let us know what you think.
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Kitt
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Adam77
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Posted 12/13/2011 11:03 AM (GMT -6)
WJF said...
Manuka honey has helped me. It soothes my esophagus, coats it, forming a barrier of protection from acid.
WJF,
How do you take the honey? Do you put it in a liquid, such as tea, or do you take the raw honey with something?
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mudmagnetmum
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Posted 12/13/2011 11:28 AM (GMT -6)
I read that you should take it with a small piece of bread to deliver it to the LES, rather than smearing it down your gullet. I tried that and I've tried just swallowing a spoonful - it has no impact on my reflux symptoms either way, even though it is quite pleasant on a sore throat.
MMM
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