If you suffer from acid reflux or have a sensitive stomach, coffee could be the cause of heartburn and other acidic symptoms. While this is partially true, its impact depends on who consumes it and with what food or beverages. Some triggers include spicy food, carbonated beverages, tomato products and certain over-the-counter and prescription medicines.

No matter what is being eaten, if acid reflux issues arise it’s wise to speak with your physician and learn more about GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). They will be able to offer tips that will help manage flare-ups as well as identify triggers one by one and work toward eliminating them; caffeine may be one such trigger and Alex’s Low Acid Organic Coffee may provide relief – worth checking out

Contrasting with traditional, high-acidity coffee varieties, this low-acidity variety is certified organic and processed with water instead of steam and chemicals – significantly reducing acid levels in its beans and yielding balanced flavors with notes of chocolate, nuts and fruit. Available as whole beans or ground in both Half Caff and Decaf options.