Health: Too Much Imbibing
Holiday eating can sneak up on you, starting with Halloween candy and leading to Thanksgiving leftovers and sugar cookies, leaving you feeling bloated, sluggish, and sick by the New Year.
Dan Waszkowski, a family practice physician, notes that stomach-related complaints are among the top five symptoms he sees, and while often not a cause for concern, persistent tummy troubles should be monitored.
It’s normal to occasionally feel a burning sensation in your chest or throat after consuming a big meal, spicy food or alcohol. Even stress can trigger heartburn.
Autor's resume: Holiday eating can be harmful.
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