There are many people all over the world who are troubled by Indigestion. It comes to them again and again. Along with this, many times people have to face this problem due to some disturbances in food and drink. In fact, such a situation arises when the stomach is filled with air or due to indigestion. In such a situation, many times sour belching occurs due to eating food in a hurry or by consuming too much cold drinks and alcohol. Let us tell you that apart from all these, due to excessive consumption of fried and fried things in food and eating heavy food late at night, this problem also happens. However, today we are going to tell you some home remedies that can give you relief from this. Let's know.

1. Chewing cardamom is a good way to avoid sour belching. If you do not like to eat it, then make cardamom tea without milk and drink it by squeezing lemon in it. Yes because it will give quick relief.

2. Consuming Black Salt has many benefits. Yes and the use of black salt in many dishes also enhances their taste. Apart from this, black salt is very effective in strengthening the digestive system and removing stomach disorders. Let us tell you that even after sour belching, drinking half a teaspoon of black salt in a glass of water gives great relief.

3. After having a heavy meal, some people drink half a teaspoon of lemon juice, it helps in digestion. On the other hand, doctors also recommend drinking lemonade in stomach related problems. Let us tell you that to remove sour belching, it is beneficial to consume one teaspoon lemon juice and salt according to taste in a glass of water.

4. You can also add mint in lemonade. Yes and drinking only mint water is also very beneficial. This is because mint is cooling and it gives relief from many stomach problems.

5. Even after doing all this, if sour belching comes, then consult a specialist doctor because some other disease can also be behind it.

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