Knowing foods that cause acid reflux can help you prevent and manage ... can stimulate the release of esophageal irritants, such as bile salts and cholecystokinin. This gastrointestinal hormone ...

The GERD diet encourages simple changes to reduce reflux, like eating smaller, more frequent meals and choosing foods that are easier on the stomach. Lean proteins such as chicken or fish, cooked ...

Heartburn and acid reflux are common during chemotherapy ("chemo"), caused by cancer drugs subsequently attacking cells of the stomach and esophagus (feeding tube). Symptoms can flare immediately ...

While studying mouse and human liver tumors, they discovered that certain bile acids in the liver could affect the activity of cancer-fighting immune cells, called T cells. The researchers ...

While studying mouse and human liver tumors, they discovered that certain bile acids in the liver could affect the activity of cancer-fighting immune cells, called T cells. The researchers ...

These contents include stomach acid, pepsin (a digestive enzyme) and bile (made by the liver to help digest fats). Reflux occurs when the muscle controlling the passage of food from the oesophagus ...

These contents include stomach acid, pepsin (a digestive enzyme) and bile (made by the liver to help digest fats). Reflux occurs when the muscle controlling the passage of food from the oesophagus ...

Acid reflux causes stomach content to flow back ... and a yellowish-greenish liquid (bile). Regurgitation can feel like burning, warm liquid built up in your throat and the back of your mouth.