Rennie is a fast-acting, effective remedy for heartburn and indigestion. When symptoms hit, Rennie quickly gets to work to relieve painful symptoms. (5)
Rennie works directly on the cause of the problem - the acid in your stomach - to relieve acid reflux symptoms. Rennie acts physically and locally, rather than by entering the bloodstream.
Rennie’s antacid-based calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate formula works fast, neutralising excess stomach acid, turning it into water and other natural substances. (3) Rennie can be taken day or night to relieve the pain related to indigestion fast.
How to avoid
ACID REFLUX?
If you, like many others, suffer from acid reflux, don't worry: by making a few simple changes to your life-style, you can ease your symptoms. And don't forget: quick and effective medicines against the symptoms of gastro-oesophageal reflux are available without a prescription from pharmacies.
Eating and drinking: Try to sit down when you’re eating, chew well and take your time. Try herbs instead of spice, and eat cooked vegetables, yogurt, lean meats and fish. Citrus fruits can be too acidic when acid reflux hits, but pears, apples, peaches and bananas can be easier on the stomach. Excess alcohol consumption is a trigger of acid reflux. (1)
Sleeping habits: Elevating your head whilst sleeping can decrease the sensation of acid reflux. (1) This is because the elevated position helps to prevent stomach acid from rising to your chest.
Work with Gravity: Try not to lie down within three hours of eating, when acid production is at its peak, because gravity helps to keep your stomach contents down where they belong.
Do you want to learn more about Acid Reflux? Read more about the symptoms and causes of Acid Reflux.
Always read the label. If symptoms are severe or prolonged, you should consult a doctor or pharmacist. If you are pregnant, medicines can affect the unborn baby. Always talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking any medicine during pregnancy.
References
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- https://thephysiciansclinic.co.uk/specialities/gastroenterology-hepatology/symptoms/acid-reflux/ [Accessed 19.10.2021]
- Anand R Kumar & Philip O Katz. Functional esophageal disorders: a review of diagnosis and management. Expert Review of Gastroenterology & Hepatology(2013); 7 (5): 453-461
- https://www.healthline.com/health/gerd#longterm-outlook [Accessed 19.10.2021]
- Netzer P, Brabetz-Hofliger A, Brundler R et al. Comparison of the effect of the antacid Rennie versus low-dose H2-receptor antagonists (ranitidine,famotidine) on intragastric acidity. Aliment Pharmacol Ther 1998; 12(4): 337–42.
- http://www.webmd.boots.com/heartburn-gord/guide/natural-remedies-heartburn [Accessed 19.10.2021]