Slideshow Tips to Stop Heartburn at Night
Prop Yourself Up for Better Sleep
Eat Earlier
Skip Chocolate Dessert and Coffee
Take It Easy Before Bed
Don't Overdo It at Dinner
Watch for Trouble Signs
Nix Nightcaps
Watch Your Weight
Kick the Habit
Avoid After-Dinner Mints
Keep a Food Diary
Wear Loose PJs
Chew Gum
Bend With Your Knees
What Do Antacids Do?
How Do H2 Blockers Work?
What Do PPIs Do?
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