Cheese, Gromit?

[caddyman]

I’m not sure that I did myself any favours last night when we ordered in pizza. I know that I am supposed to watching what I eat and all, but Mondays are the day we make an exception for games night. Take outs, see. Traditional.

Anyway, although we were good in that the sheer amount of pizza we consumed was much reduced on previous orders, I still woke up about three o’clock with raging indigestion and acid reflux. Grumble. Well a mouthful of water and a Remegel did the trick as far as that was concerned, but it was up again to pay a visit an hour later and this morning there is still… churning.

I am coming to the reluctant conclusion that I should avoid pizza for more reasons other than those simply linked to losing weight.

Despite not having touched a drop of alcohol, I seem to have hangover stomach.

Comments

[littleonionz.livejournal.com]

Oh dear, I do think watching what you eat is a good idea though, or else you might spill it down your top:)

[caddyman.livejournal.com]

Indeed.

I often watch my dinner roll down my shirt. Mucky Pup.

[kathbad]

I find that certain foods, rather than a volume or style of foods, give me problems with acid reflux (so much so that I have medication to prevent it). So it may be worth correlating when it happens with what you have eaten to find commonality.

Just a thought - acid reflux is horrid, acid reflux waking you up is just grim.

[ladkyis.livejournal.com]

My grandma used to say, with regard to age, "every decade brings its own rewards"
You can only abuse the digestive system for so long before it fnally starts to decay.
The amount of fats in pizza is enough to give anyone acid reflux and I bet you didn't stop at one slice did you?

I say "Pah!" to Remagel

[fractalgeek.livejournal.com]

Gaviscon liquid. 'Nuff said.