Iâm hoping to have an indoor party with some friends in August, and I think Iâm going to serve some of Hoodâs new Savory Cottage Cheese in a martini glass, and then put a cracker on the side, and serve with a basket of additional crackers for dipping nearby. A fun way to present an appetizer.
Oils and grains: Healthy fats, such as extra virgin olive oil and safflower oil, are better alternatives to trans fats. Fiber is a necessary part of the hiatal hernia diet, so be sure to include plenty of whole grains in your meals. Brown rice, whole-grain pasta, rye bread, and quinoa are all excellent options. If you prefer, substitute these options with gluten-free alternatives.
I have a hiatal hernia and it does cause pain sometimes. For me the pain is in the middle right below my sternum just like you described except that the pain does not radiate into my back. I find that when it starts to hurt it sometimes helps to take an extra prevacid and watch what I am eating.