Acid Reflux Diet Recipes

The problem of acid reflux occurs when there is excess acid in the system, where food doesn't go down easily via the throat to the stomach. In turn the stomach doesn't have the ability to tolerate the acidity level within it, seeing that there is already acid produced by it to break down food.

When the acid backtracks into the esophagus, it causes heartburn which is the most evident sign of having GERD, or acid reflux.

Sometimes, the burning is so incredibly intense that it takes you a couple of seconds to compose yourself. The best remedy to help battle this sensation is to drink cool water. Changing your diet would greatly alter your stomach's situation by providing it with foods that have zero acid presence.

It then gets a little better, healing over time once the diet change kicks in. It is important to stay away from foods that cause acidity such as caffeine, alcohol, and aerated drinks, including foods like lemon, vinegar, ginger, oranges, and spicy foods.

Food preparations should be free from anything that would further fuel one's condition to become worse, or cause one to seek medical attention from repetitive heartburn episodes. Here is a list of foods which keep acid reflux at bay.

• Carrots
• Brown/white rice
• Eggs
• Green beans
• Rice cakes

• Fat free cream cheese
• Broccoli
• Extra lean ground beef
• Chicken
• Turkey
• Oatmeal
• Baked potato
• Bananas
• Feta cheese
• Pretzels
• Bran
• Salad related foods
• Fish
• Fat free sour cream
• Carrots
• Herbs
• Nuts
• Seeds

Now that you know about the foods that are good for preventing this condition, you must also arm yourself with information about foods that increase acid reflux. Look into this list of acid reflux foods to stay away from, so that you can begin to lead a more normal life.

As the most important rule in acid reflux patients, you need to drink plenty of water and avoid foods that are acid/heat based in nature. It will do you good to follow these acid reflux diet tips to help get your body back on track.

What You'll Need:

• 2 pieces of portobello mushrooms
• 2 eggs
• ½ teaspoon of black pepper
• A pinch of salt
• ¼ cup milk (non fat)
• Julienned capsicum (½ bell pepper)
• 2 medium-sized tomato
• ½ cup of cilantro
• ¼ Parmesan cheese

First crack two eggs into a nice large bowl and beat them until they're nice and creamy smooth. Add in your pinch of salt, ground pepper, milk, capsicum, and chopped up mushrooms. Fold the ingredients within the egg mix and then pour this into a deep dish non-stick pan. 

Take a mortal and pestle and crush your tomatoes within this along with your finely chopped cilantro and a pinch of salt - you now have your very own sauce to go with your eggs. Take your omelet out of the pan and then shower the top of it with the cheese shavings.

What You'll Need:

• Lettuce leaves (3 large pieces, finely sliced)
• Olive oil (1 tablespoon)
• Cherry tomatoes (½ cup)
• Chicken breast (1 piece)
• 2 ham slices
• ½ teaspoon of paprika

• A pinch of pepper
• Fresh olives (that have not been soaked in salty preservatives, ½ cup)
• 2 tablespoons of non fat sour cream
• Broccoli (½ cup, diced)

Keep the chicken and ham on the boil before you start out with your salad bowl ingredients. Take a large bowl and drop into this your lettuce, cherry tomatoes, olives, and broccoli. Fold into this your sour cream, seasoned with black pepper and paprika.

Let the chicken breast and ham cool down to one side, before you shred the chicken and roughly chop your ham slices. Drop these into the salad bowl and again mix these up, bringing it all together with a tablespoon of the olive oil. Add more salt to taste if required.

What You'll Need:

• 1 medium-sized mozzarella cheese ball
• 2 slices of turkey
• 2 tomato slices
• Cucumber slices (½ a cucumber)
• A pinch of salt
• Unsalted butter (1 teaspoon)
• Two slices of toasted brown bread

Lay down your first toasted bread slice with butter. Then pile atop this your two tomato slices, then one turkey slice and a couple of cucumber slices, topped off with two pieces of sliced mozzarella with the rest of the cucumber and the second toasted, buttered bread slice to finish off the ensemble.

These acid reflux diet recipes should help your digestive system resume control of acidity flow, since now it needs food that is gentle on the system without the presence of acid in its content. With these food choices you're sure to feel better as the days go by, but be sure to consult a doctor if signs of acidity persist. Have a healthy tomorrow.