simply gravity. if you lay down after eating, stomach acid has no where to go. the easiest place for it to go is back up your esophagus. where as if your standing or sitting up after eating gravity will take over and stomach acid will stay down. so technically its not heart burn at all. its esophagus burn
Not laying down after eating helps to prevent heartburn as it uses gravity to keep acid down. When laying down, it is much easier for acid to escape the stomach and flow out.
Heartburn associated with gastroesophageal reflux occurs 30-60 minutes after eating. It also occurs when a person is lying down.
Type your answer here... when it is fat and laying down
There are many issues that contribute to heartburn. Some of the most common contributors include; obesity,eating rapidly, eating fatty or spicy foods, eating before bedtime, laying down after eating and overeating. Foods to avoid include the following; acidic juices, fried foods, high fat content foods, raw onions, vinegars and alcohol. Watching your weight, avoiding high fat foods, eat slowly, do not eat before bedtime, do not lay down after eating and do not overeat. If you are still having trouble consult your physician because untreated heartburn can have health consequences.
Heartburn is a serious problem for many Americans. Luckily, there are steps that sufferers can take to help lower the frequency of heartburn, and even prevent it in some cases. One major cause for many folks is eating too close to bedtime; sitting down to supper should occur at least four hours before bed. The acids involved in digestion can have a tendency to reflux into the esophagus, causing the burning sensation, after a few minutes of lying down.
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if you are felling any pain in your chest you need to get help right away
Cattle that are laying (or sitting) in the grass, or cattle laying down in the pasture.
Its bad to lay down after eating anything. Digestion considerably slows since your body perceives laying down as "sleepy time".
No, not necessarily. But eating a big meal and then lying down could be bad for your health. It might give you heartburn or a stomach (tummy) ache; also, if you always lie down after eating, it could certainly contribute to becoming overweight eventually, because you really should try to burn off some calories after eating a big meal.
Elderly individuals should wait at least 2-3 hours before lying down after eating to reduce the risk of indigestion, acid reflux, or heartburn. This allows enough time for the digestive system to start breaking down the food properly and helps prevent discomfort or complications. It's also beneficial to remain upright or engaged in light activity during this waiting period.
it has to go!