Acid Reflux

in atmostphere there is oxides of sulphur and nitrogen which makes atmosphere acidic , and when rains these oxides are getting mixed in it and when these rain droplets fall in lake it makes lake's water acidic.

Acid rain becomes "acid" rain as it dissolves gases from the atmosphere that form acid solutions. Normal rain is slightly acidic, but acid rain is somewhat more so. Since lakes are filled by the runoff from rain and other precipitation (like snow and sleet) you would expect that if the source was acid, the lake would be to. Rain in a forest washes leaves, where it may pick up deposits of acidic dusts from man-made sources and falls through the trees to the forest floor below. Some trickles over the ground and runs into streams, rivers, or lakes, and some of the water soaks into the soil. That soil may neutralize some or all of the acidity of the acid rainwater. This ability is called buffering capacity, and without it, soils become more acidic. Differences in soil buffering capacity are an important reason why some areas that receive acid rain show a lot of damage, while other areas that receive about the same amount of acid rain do not appear to be harmed at all. The ability of forest soils to resist, or buffer, acidity depends on the thickness and composition of the soil, as well as the type of bedrock beneath the forest floor. Midwestern states like Nebraska and Indiana have soils that are well buffered. Places in the mountainous northeast, like New York's Adirondack and Catskill Mountains, have thin soils with low buffering capacity. They also have naturally acid soils that would acidify the lakes even without acid rain helping out.

It is important to note however than many lakes that are acidic are actually that way primarily due to the acidification of the runoff as it passes through acidic organic matter (like pine needles) rather than due to acid rain. In the last 10 or 20 years scientists have discovered that many lakes that are becoming more acidic are actually returning to the natural state they were in prior to humans moving into the area, burning trees and other plants and creating alkaline runoff that neutralized the naturally acidic lakes. Other lakes are acidic because the rocks through which the water percolates contain acidifying components - so the water not only becomes "hard" as it dissolves part of the rocks, it sometimes also becomes acidic.

The throat is the esophagus. It is not protected from contact with the stomach acid so it is eroded.

It has no direct affect on the reproductive system. However pregnancy can exacerbate the symptoms of reflux due to increased intra abdominal pressure as a result of pregnancy

No it is not bad.

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If you have heartburn or acid reflux disease eating foods can be challenging. You need to stay away from very spicy foods as they cause flare ups. www.webmd.com/���heartburn-gerd/guide/���heartburn-foods-to-avoid

nitric acid be used insted of hypophrosphous acid

There are three deactivating -NO2 groups attached to benzene ring.They reduce electron density of benzene ring very much.So electrons of Oxgen in -OH group attract to benzene ring.Then the negativity of Oxygen reduces.So it is very much easy to break O-H bond and emmit H+.

Yes, Zypan will help by supplying more acid. Zypan contains betaine hydrocloride and pancreatic enzymes. Acid reflux is caused, more than likely, by not enough stomach acid, causing the esophageal sphincter to relax and allow stomach acid to rise out of the stomach. That is why you feel the burning. I took Mylanta for many years for indigestion not knowing I needed more stomach acid instead of less. Since taking Zypan, I have not taken any OTC drugs for indigestion or acid reflux. For more information, check out the following link.

An acid bomb is an improvised weapon consisting of an acid and a base in a container.

This helps to distribute the heat throughout a liquid. This makes it so that you are less likely to have the reflux.

Carbon,Hydrogen,Oxygen

A saaccharinic acid is an acid derived from various sugars.

Im no expert but yes it does in my case and even a kinda panic reaction when it is bad.

GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux disease) is seen in ~ 30% of infants. The majority 'out-grow' this nuisance of a disorder by age 8 months; however, a few will have it throughout toddlerhood. Usually diet manipulation and medications will mitigate the symptoms. GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux disease) is seen in ~ 30% of infants. The majority 'out-grow' this nuisance of a disorder by age 8 months; however, a few will have it throughout toddlerhood. Usually diet manipulation and medications will mitigate the symptoms.

GERD (gastroesophagel reflux disease) is not related to the development of pancreatitis, or vice versa.

Fried food is not good. spicy food is not good. alcohol is not good. smoking is not good. All of these aggravate my husbands Acid reflux

Two foods primarily make acid reflux worse: acid foods and alcoholic beverages.

Regular tea has acid in it, so will be a problem if you have acid reflux. Coffee is worse, and soda pop is really bad. Orange juice, tomato products are bad, too.

The acid burns through the lining of the esophagus. It is sometimes called Heartburn.

To help with acid reflux one can eliminate spicy foods, garlic and onions, orange juice and grapefruit juice, and make sure they do not eat before going to bed. Here are more good tips: http://heartburn.about.com/od/goodfoodsbadfoods/Good_Foods_Bad_Foods_For_Heartburn_Sufferers_Acid_Reflux_Diet.htm

The benefits of GERD treatment is that you will be cured of your symptoms, which are commonly abdominal pain and acid reflux. You will also reduce the risk of cancer.

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Changing your diet to get rid of processed carbohydrates, particularly white flour, will reduce hunger and reduce acid reflux. The only time I ever get reflux now is if I eat a bagel.