Can Stress make acid reflux worse?

Can Stress make acid reflux worse?

If you are suffering from acid reflux, GURD, digestive disorder, or heartburn; stress can be the cause. Many people have a hard time handling stress they feel on a daily basis. You may not be able to stop the stressful situations that you are dealing with right now. You can change how your body relates to it. Determining what is causing your stress is the beginning to taking back control over your body and your life. Next you need to do something about it. If you are already suffering from digestion problems, the added stress could make it worse. It is time to do what you can. It is time to cope with stress. There are many ways you can reduce stress in a healthy and productive way. Eating healthy and getting exercise can help lower stress. Reading an inspirational book before you start your day may help. I like to read a few verses from my Bible and ask for God’s help with what I may face that day. I know that many times, when I am stressed, I like to attempt a “work-out”. Someti

mes, while working out, I can aggravate my acid reflux. I can’t tell you how many times I finally get motivated to work out only to be stopped by my digestion issues. T-Drops have helped me a lot during these times. Walking is also a great way to reduce stress and benefit your body. It is also a great time to spend with someone you love. Take advantage of this time to discuss, with someone close to you, the things that are bothering you. It’s very therapeutic. All of us need to have someone we can talk to. Holding these pressures inside and not talking about them only causes more stress. There is something magical that happens while walking and talking. You will discover physical, psychological, and emotional benefits. Your stressful situations may not have changed. They may be the same but they won’t look the same. Walking and talking definitely will help on the inside.  So walk and talk for your health.

T-Drops are an all-natural remedy for digestive discomfort.

Tips:      1. Change a stressful situation if you can.

2. Eat Healthy.

3. Quiet time in the mornings.

4. Exercise.

5. Talk to a trusted friend.

6. Don’t worry about what you can’t change.

7. Use T-Drops #7 to help you relax and reduce stress.

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