When you drink sparkling water, a chemical reaction in your mouth turns carbon dioxide into carbonic acid. And acid erodes ...

Have you ever had a burning sensation in the chest and along the esophagus after a not-so-light meal? That feeling is called acid reflux. A pretty common digestive issue but an uncommon repercussion ...

may also cause stomach acid and blood to mix, leading to an odd taste in the mouth. While an occasional bloody taste may not be worrisome, seek medical advice if you experience: Persistent ...

Dental health is a cornerstone of overall well-being, yet its connection to diet often remains underestimated. While brushing ...

The other telltale sign is food backing up into your mouth, which may cause an unpleasant sour taste. As uncomfortable as acid reflux may be, it’s usually not a problem if it only happens ...

We wanted to see just how acidic our mouth gets when we drink fruit tea, so Dr Alain Gregoire met Dr Saoirse O’Toole at King’s College London to carry out a series of tests. The resting pH in ...

When we describe wine, it's important to use specific language. Some descriptors are based on taste, while others are rooted in the science of wine-making. The term "acidic" falls into the second ...

Bromelain, a group of enzymes in pineapple leads to mild irritation, resulting in the tingling or burning sensation ...