The main function of the PNS is to connect the central nervous system (CNS) to the limbs and organs, essentially serving as a communication relay going back and forth between the brain and the extremities.
Dietary Tips for Gastritis (2/12) When the stomach lining becomes irritated during gastritis, a small amount of acid escapes through the opening at the top of the stomach and into the esophagus -- this condition is known as acid reflux. Following a nutritious, non-spicy diet can help eliminate the symptoms of gastritis and acid reflux. Fill your plate with whole grains, almonds, beans and antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables. Avoid fried and fatty foods, coffee, alcohol, chocolate and anything spicy -- like peppers and chili powder.
I totally agree with the Carafate suspension recommendation. I have a reactive stomach and it makes a world of difference. It coats your esophagus and stomach and lasts up to six hours. If you're having a flare-up of your stomach and it's also causing esophagitis, you need to be SUPER careful about what you eat. Before I had my Nissen surgery whenever I got gastritis I'd automatically get a very raw esophagus. It's important to eat smooth foods, and eliminate everything that is acidic, or spicy. Of course, no alcohol. When I had flare-ups I found that the only thing that felt good in my stomach was egg custard.