Hyperacidity affects nearly 25% of people, every year. There are many symptoms that can tell us whether we are facing the problems related to hyperacidity or not. The most common symptoms may include vomiting, belly pain, flatulence. When hyperacidity persists for long time symptoms might include respiratory problems, coughing, heartburn for longer time periods, sudden pain in stomach or chest, bloating, flatulence, pain in ear or humming sound in both ears, pain in muscular contractions. Fortun
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Heartburn is not a disease, it is an eating disorder. It affects upper digestive system. It is a burning sensation behind the Sternum or Epigastrion. In simple words it affects Esophagus and you feel heartburn. It occurs due to acid reflux in esophagus. When acid escapes from the stomach and enters into esophagus results in the form of burning sensation in chest. Many people around the globe suffer from heartburn at least once a week. It affects 1 in 5 adults everyday.

LES (Lower Esophageal
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Heartburn, this word might evoke a picture of some cardiological problem. In fact, the word heartburn is a misnomer. It has nothing to with heart; it is just a digestive system disorder. There is a tube that carries food from our mouth to stomach. This tube is most commonly known as esophagus or food pipe. Stomach produces certain acids to digest food. Whenever this acid escapes from stomach into esophagus, heartburn awakes. There is a muscle known as Lower Esophagus Sphincter which prevents the
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Constipation is a problem related with the secretion of stools. It is a gastro intestinal trouble. It decreases the frequency of bowel movements. When someone is facing this problem, his stools are hard and dry or infrequent. These symptoms suggest that there is a problem with metabolism. Constipation stops the body from flushing out the toxins. If constipation remains for long time, toxins might flow in the other parts of the body and it can raise serious health problems.

Like any other diso
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Flatulence is a disorder related to the improper digestion of food. Stomach and small intestine are responsible for digestion. Whenever food we ate does not break down completely, it enters into large intestine in an undigested state and large intestine starts to digest this food with the help of certain bacteria.

Stomach uses enzymes for digestion and large intestine uses bacteria. When food is digested in large intestine, the bacteria produce byproduct in the form of gases. These excessive
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