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Indigestion

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Indigestion (dyspepsia) is a group of symptoms - discomfort, fullness, bloating and nausea - typically felt in the upper abdomen after eating. It is extremely common and usually related to diet, eating habits, stress, acid reflux or H. pylori infection.

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Ginger Tea

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Ginger tea or supplements for indigestion, nausea and bloating. One of the most studied natural remedies for digestive complaints.

30-60 minutes·💪 Low effort

Licorice Root (DGL)

Natural

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Deglycyrrhizinated licorice for indigestion and gastric discomfort. Supports gastric mucosal protection.

2-4 weeks·💪 Low effort

Antacids

Pharma

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Over-the-counter antacids for rapid symptom relief from indigestion and heartburn.

Minutes·💪 Low effort

Apple Cider Vinegar

Natural

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Diluted apple cider vinegar taken before meals as a traditional remedy for indigestion.

30-60 minutes·💪 Low effort

Avoiding Trigger Foods

Dietary

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Identifying and reducing foods that trigger indigestion including fatty foods, spicy foods, alcohol, caffeine and carbonated drinks.

Days·💪 Medium effort

Probiotics

Natural

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Probiotic supplementation to support digestive function and microbiome balance.

2-4 weeks·💪 Low effort

Fennel Seeds

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Chewing fennel seeds after meals as a traditional carminative and digestive aid across Ayurvedic, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern traditions.

30-60 minutes·💪 Low effort

Smaller, Slower Meals

Lifestyle

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Eating smaller meals slowly and chewing thoroughly to reduce the digestive burden and prevent overfilling the stomach.

Immediate and ongoing·💪 Low effort

Peppermint Tea

Natural

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Peppermint tea for indigestion and bloating relief. A traditional European remedy for digestive complaints.

30-60 minutes·💪 Low effort

Stress Management

Lifestyle

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Addressing psychological stress which is a major contributor to functional dyspepsia.

Weeks to months·💪 Medium effort

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