Is UpSpring Stomach Settle Mint Drops GERD Friendly?

Description
Mint-flavored lozenges offer a cool, brisk taste and firm, dissolving texture. People commonly place one in the mouth to ease nausea or settle the stomach, carry them for travel or pregnancy-related queasiness, and store in purses. Reviewers often mention pleasant mint flavor, portability, and varied opinions on intensity and effectiveness.
Why it's not GERD friendly
- mint and natural lemon oil
mint and natural lemon oil
Dietitian noteCitrus fruits like oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and limes are acidic. This high acidity level can irritate the lining of the esophagus, which is already inflamed in individuals with GERD. This irritation can lead to heartburn, acid reflux, and other uncomfortable symptoms. Whole fruits and juices are likely to lead to discomfort.
Note by Team Spoonful, Clinical nutrition experts
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Description
Mint-flavored lozenges offer a cool, brisk taste and firm, dissolving texture. People commonly place one in the mouth to ease nausea or settle the stomach, carry them for travel or pregnancy-related queasiness, and store in purses. Reviewers often mention pleasant mint flavor, portability, and varied opinions on intensity and effectiveness.
Ingredients
extracts of ginger root and spearmint leaf, organic evaporated cane sugar, organic brown rice syrup, mint and natural lemon oil.
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