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Featured Heartburn & GERD Articles5 Ways to Nix Nighttime NibblingEating a late-night snack before bedtime may not only pack on unwanted pounds; it could keep you up at night with indigestion and even set off episodes of heartburn. Here, five tips to distract you from that late-night munching and ensure that you get your full eight hours.The Dangers of Acid Reflux MedsAvoid Workplace Heartburn: 5 Simple TipsGet Flavorful Meals Without the BurnSigns of a Hiatal HerniaView All Heartburn & GERD ArticlesHeartburn & GERD NewsPower at work can take a toll on health
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Play Video NowView All Heartburn & GERD VideosHeartburn & GERD Tip: When You Eat MattersIf you have heartburn or GERD, don't eat within two to three hours before bed. Lying down with a full stomach can cause stomach contents to press harder against the lower esophageal sphincter, increasing the chances of refluxed food. In addition, try to sleep with your head slightly elevated. |
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