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Are cinnamon or garlic allowed in a GERD diet?
I've been dealing with GERD dietary restrictions for a fair few months now, and so far I've managed to adjust to most of issues regarding it. My system is about as delicate as can be - I'm talking the crackers and croutons in a salad, with light vinaigrette dressing (the gentlest I'm aware of), is known to give me some issues. So does the yeast and dairy in cookies - so, quite literally, the 'try a little and see if it hurts' rule doesn't apply at all as forbidden is forbidden for me.
I'm not entirely sure in regards to some spices, however - season all, a kind of salt commonly used for seasoning meat, seems to be alright if not over-used, however the addition of garlic salt is questionable to me. I also rather enjoy cinnamon sugar concoctions, yet I can't find any information in regards to cinnamon.
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- cmfLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
cinnamon is fine-if you have problems with garlic then avoid it=you will know the foods that cause problems.
cheers caZ
- 5 years ago
Cinnamon Roll, hands down. Garlic Bagel gives you bad breath, Cranberry Muffin doesn't have the sugary goodness of a cinnamon roll. =)
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