At Holiday Dinners, the Real Stomach Killer Isn't Rich Food—It's These Six Habits
During the National Day holiday, dinner tables come one after another: a big family meal at noon, a reunion with old classmates at night, rich dishes and clinking glasses. The food is a delight, but plenty of people suffer at night—a burning chest, sour liquid rising into the throat, uncomfortable whether sitting or lying down. In everyday Chinese, this is called “heartburn” (烧心). ...