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What to do if i'm fond of taking tea. these days i m suffering from heart burn. is it due to tea?
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Caffeine=reflux: Yes. Caffeine, nicotine, chocolate (caffeine is present in chocolate), alcohol, and natural mints are all known to relax the barrier between your esophagus and stomach allowing for reflux of gastric contents into your esophagus. Be careful.
Answered 5/6/2014
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