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I see some people are mentioning GERD. I would for sure get checked out for that! I was having the same issues as you feeling so sick every time I ate. GERD is basically severe acid reflux and it is a pretty easy fix. you just take some meds before you eat in the morning and in a few weeks you feel a lot better. A lot of times they do an endoscopy to find out if you possibly have an ulcer from the GERD. I also found out I have a gluten allergy. Maybe do an elimination diet and see if that helps. If it is gluten intolerance/ allergy it takes 3-6 months to clear to system completely so you would have to go gluten free for like 3-6 months to see if it actually helps.

Emily Kaltenbach

So it’s probably more likely a diet issue but just in case I thought I’d mention. I caught worms from a new puppy once and I would be starving and when I would eat I would get nauseous. As time went on more things started happening then we finally saw them in the dog and eventually put 2 & 2 together. A quick trip to the doc and one little pill later I was all set. Since you just got a puppy I thought I would say something otherwise I wouldn’t have mentioned it lol

Hi Garrett, you probably have intestinal parasites. Go to a natural supplement store and buy a parasite cleansing kit or a Black Walnut Hull tincture.

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Yeah I just noticed that too Jan 21 was bonus 1 😭

Daisy is so damn cute 😍

April Spooks

Did we ever get Jan bonus 2? Or was that skipped?

EMT/hopeful physician assistant student here…. Sounds like what everyone is saying (GERD), especially if you’re feeling that burning sensation in your chest, but you should go to your doctor and get lab work done to make sure it isn’t your gallbladder. Gallbladder issues are very common especially if you eat lots of greasy foods!

GERD aka Acid Reflux! You’re not alone Garrett! I was having the same issue, now I take omeprazole and it works amazing! Also decrease acidic foods, I used to eat alot of acidic fruit and tomato’s and had to cut back alot on those foods

Spicy foods Fatty or greasy foods Chocolate Mint Acidic foods and drinks, such as citrus fruits or juices, tomatoes, garlic, and onions Carbonated drinks like soda or seltzer Caffeine drinks like coffee and tea Alcohol

@Garrett, you're either eating too fast and swallowing air which is, in turn, causing nausea, normal acid reflux, or GERD. GERD tends to occur in adults as we get older and is gastrointestinal esophageal reflux disease. GERD is nothing to worry about and can be triggered by the following:

The sad thing is Aurora isn’t as safe as it once was anymore when I was frowning up!