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FREE EDUCATIONAL BOOKLET HELPS AMERICANS GET HEARTBURN SMART

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For more information, contact:
National Heartburn Alliance
(877)471-2081
nhbainformation@heartburnalliance.org

Heartburn is a potentially serious condition that affects more than 60 million Americans at least once a month and can severely limit the daily activities and productivity of sufferers. To help consumers understand the causes and management of this common ailment, the National Heartburn Alliance has developed a free consumer booklet about heartburn called Get Heartburn Smart; Self-Care Strategies for Heartburn Sufferers.

The 16-page, consumer friendly booklet provides information about heartburn and its causes, strategies for treatment and prevention, tips for distinguishing heartburn from other conditions as well as guidelines for when to see a professional. A chart to track symptoms is included and can serve as a reference during a consultation with a pharmacist or health care provider. In addition, the booklet dispels common heartburn myths, answers the most commonly asked questions about heartburn and provides a comprehensive overview of available medications.

For a free copy of Get Heartburn Smart, consumers may call toll-free, (877) NHBA-INFO (877-642-2463). Or they can request a copy of the brochure by writing to: Get Heartburn Smart Booklet Offer, National Heartburn Alliance, P.O. Box 42510, Blue Ash, Ohio 45242.

The National Heartburn Alliance is an organization dedicated to improving the lives of heartburn sufferers through education, information and support. Nationally recognized health care professionals, including experts in digestive disease, pharmacy, nutrition and exercise comprise the Alliance. For more information about the National Heartburn Alliance, consumers can log on the Alliance's Web site, www.HeartburnAlliance.org. The NHBA receives support and sponsorship from The Procter & Gamble Company.