Fast Heartburn Relief

Need fast-acting heartburn relief you can count on? TUMS Ultra Strength is here for you. It goes to work in seconds to deliver double the acid neutralizing power per tablet of regular strength Tums. Tums antacid is also available in convenient 3 roll packs that fit easily into your purse, pocket, desk, or car.

TUMS antacid, America’s number 1 antacid, goes to work in seconds. Many other heartburn medications are absorbed into the bloodstream and can take hours or days to fully work.

Product Type : Assorted Berries

Brand : Tums

Net Weight : 265pcs

Origin : USA

Need fast-acting heartburn relief you can count on? Tums Assorted Berries is here for you. It goes to work in seconds to deliver double the acid neutralizing power per tablet of regular strength Tums. Tums antacid is also available in convenient 3 roll packs that fit easily into your purse, pocket, desk, or car.

About Heartburn

First of all, heartburn has nothing to do with the heart. At the bottom of your esophagus there is a circular band of muscles, known as the lower esophageal sphincter, which acts as a valve to the stomach. The lower esophageal sphincter (LES) allows food to enter the stomach and prevents stomach acids from coming back up into the esophagus. In some people the LES doesn’t open and close properly. When stomach acid refluxes back into the esophagus it can cause a burning sensation in the chest. Since the esophagus doesn’t have the same protective lining as the stomach, the acid can irritate sensitive tissues, which causes the pain known as heartburn.

What foods can cause heartburn?

Although the actual cause of heartburn is physical, certain types of food tend to trigger heartburn. For example, chocolate contains compounds that could relax the LES and allow acid to enter the esophagus. Other foods, like spicy food and tomato-based foods, directly irritate the esophagus. Some of the foods that can trigger heartburn are shown above.

What behaviors can trigger heartburn for some people?

There are certain behaviors that can cause heartburn. Making a few minor adjustments in your eating habits could help. Here are four habits that could put pressure on your stomach that you should try to avoid if you want to reduce your chances of triggering heartburn:

Eating too fast.

Eating a large meal.

Lying down after a meal.

Exercising after eating.