Digene Fizz is a ayurvedic preparation of Svarjiksara Shudh and Nimbukamlam Shushlkam. Digene Fizz is a ayurvedic medicine for temporary relief in acid reflux which provides instant relief. It relieves acidity, heartburn, acid reflux, nausea and gastric discomfort. It Provides temporary relief in indigestion, flatulence & bloated stomach
Fizz Technology in Digene Fizz offers quick relief from acidity any where and any time. It is available in Orange Flavour
Directions of use: Take a glass of water (3/4th) Empty the sachet in the glass Stir it and drink immediately.
From where you got to know that orange brings vaginal infection, it has got lot of vit c which enhance auto immunity against infection. So eat oranges without worry.
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Hello,
All the carbonated beverages withdraw water from the cells,make them further dehydrated.
Rather include coconut water,fresh lemonade,kokum sherbet,unsweetned juices,lassis,buttermilk to quench your thirst and also provide your body with vital nutrients.
Hi lybrate-user
You should eat them raw to get highest concentration of fiber.
But it is just the same if you are taking the orange juice added with its fiber.
Acidity is not something for which you have to take a limited course of medicines it depends on your day yo day food habits and daily activities so as and when you have the problem you will have to take the medicine do keep your diet simple homemade smaller meals at more frequent intervals plenty of water no fried spicy and junk food and restricted use of tea coffee sugar etc.
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Dietitian/Nutritionist, Patna
this will make a nice glow skin,will keep you hydrated,will given you all the required nutrients and feel fresh every second.
research shows fruits need to avoid prior or after 10 mint of medicine intake .
Having issues? Consult a doctor for medical advice