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Heartburn is the name of the condition given to a burning discomfort in the chest, just behind the breastbone.

And as this burning discomfort usually occurs in the same region as the heart, the condition has been termed "heartburn" despite having nothing whatsoever to do with the heart itself.

Generally, an onset of heartburn is known to occur right after a meal, and I found the cause for this to lie in a very simple explanation. I'm not saying my explanation is by any means comprehensive, since after all, I'm not a doctor, but in the case of heartburn a few things tend to stand out, and this is one of them.

I found out that heartburn occurs when the stomach acids produced after food consumption, come into contact with the esophagus, or the gullet as it is also known.

The lining of the esophagus is more sensitive than that of the stomach and is not equipped to handle the harsh stomach acids.

When these stomach acids flow back up into the esophagus, they irritate the sensitive esophagus lining, which in turn causes that uncomfortable burning sensation that I was so familiar with.

When you read this, if you recognize the symptoms I described, but not the name "Heartburn", you could be right. You may know it by another name - "Dyspepsia". Then there's always the other possibility that you may have felt the burning sensation earlier, but thought it nothing more than simple indigestion.

There are many names that I found heartburn to be masquerading under, but one of the more well known and apt ones, is "Acid Reflux".

Some people believe that this is a more fitting name than heartburn, since the "acid" in the acid reflux refers to the stomach acids, whilst the "reflux" refers to refluxing motion of the acids upwards, towards the mouth.

I personally prefer the term "heartburn" though, as the pain I feel when having an attack is more like my heart is "burning up".

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Support groups are great... they're a good way to mix with people suffering with the same condition as you have.

It gives you the opportunity to swap ideas with other people about what you've learned and what you can, and can't eat. It is also a good way to learn about new preventative treatments for heartburn, natural or otherwise, and how they found them to work.

Besides being a good way to meet other people suffering with heartburn, support groups are there to help you talk about your condition with people other than friends and family.

For some, purely the fact of talking to someone else who really understands what you are going through can alleviate the severity of the attacks.

As well as swapping stories, support groups also allow you to swap recipe ideas, giving you new inspiration in the kitchen.

I found this to be true in my case, especially in the more depressing stages that I went through.

A friend recommended this support group that was just around the block, and I haven't looked back since. Not only have I made a great many new friends, I've found the support that I so badly needed, and as a bonus, I've also been able to help other people who were in the same boat that I was when I started.

As well as there being general support groups for sufferers with all heartburn types, I've also found that there are groups specifically aimed at helping certain groups of people, such as sufferers of GERD.

To find your local support group, either look in your phone book or contact one of the national support groups available. They should be able to put you in contact with your local group.

The National Heartburn Alliance is one of the bigger organizations you can contact.

They offer free online newsletters and you can find out about the latest medical findings and developments of heartburn related treatments.

They also offer lots of tips and hints for what changes you can make in your life to adjust to living with heartburn.

But there should be lots of smaller organizations in your area too, which not only can help you in the same way, but may also be able to help you find some of the rarer ingredients needed for the herbal remedies that have been detailed in this book.

If you find it difficult to attend a local group, with the advent of the internet you can join one of the many online forums for heartburn sufferers.