However, if you find you are burping far more than normal, it could be the sign of an underlying issue.When your burping happens simultaneously with heartburn, you could be dealing with gastrointestinal reflux disease (GERD) , also known as chronic acid reflux or what most people assume is heartburn
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These findings challenge the concept that inhaled nicotine is benign, or safe, Middlekauff said