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Let's be honest. Celsius hits different. Clean energy, focus, no sugar, and it magically doesn't taste like medicine.
It's obvious why the drink has become so popular among students and gym rats.
Unfortunately, it comes with a terrible downside:Â Acid RefluxÂ
The carbonation, acidity, and caffeine are a triple attack on your gut lining.
You’re not the only one feeling the burn.Â
And you’re not the only one who could use Claisen’s support to stop it.
If Celsius lights a fire in your chest, stop playing chemist with your gut. Skip the guesswork.
Claisen's plan kicks in and handles the acid reflux, not just the symptoms.
Your pain will be gone. Guaranteed.Â
Before diving into solutions, you should understand what's happening when we say acid reflux:
Carbonation builds pressure and bloats your stomach.
Citric acid and preservatives mess with your gut and spike acid levels.
Caffeine relaxes loosens your lower esophageal sphincter (the valve to your throat), letting acid creep up.
Did You Know? Most zero-calorie energy drinks trigger acid reflux more than regular ones. They have more acidity from preservatives and artificial sweeteners.Â
Source: American Journal of Gastroenterology
Food helps soak up excess acid.
Drink Celsius with or after a meal, especially one with healthy fats and complex carbs.
Best Meals: Pair Celsius with eggs + avocado toast, a smoothie with oats, or even a banana + peanut butter to dodge the acid reflux.
Any activity helps your stomach empty.
Avoid lying down or slouching, as both can make acid reflux after Celsius worse.
Ditch your inner slouch, skip the bed. Walk it off instead!
But let's be clear: don't chug water right after your drink.
Small, gradual sips. These help flush your system and will significantly reduce acid reflux after Celsius.
Drink Celsius with or after a meal, especially one with healthy fats and complex carbs.
Hydration Hack: Coconut water or ginger tea can help soothe the stomach more than normal water, which will reduce inflammation and the severity of your pain.
This one is often overlooked. Tight clothing increases stomach pressure.Â
Wear looser clothes if you're prone to acid reflux after Celsius.
Yes, 100%. It’s not just the acid reflux. The combo of high caffeine, carbonation, and fake sweeteners can mess with your gut rhythm — think bloating, gas, or even that jittery-stomach nausea. Some people’s insides just don’t vibe with it.
Yes. The sparkling ones have citric acid and carbonation, which drop the pH and can irritate your stomach or throat, causing the acid reflux.
Your body might just be overwhelmed. The caffeine hits hard, the acid stirs up your gut, and if you’re low on food or sleep, it all adds up to that weird shaky, queasy feeling.
Drink water, eat something solid, and go for a walk. Staying upright helps a lot. Deep breaths too. Just give your body space to chill out to naturally stop the acid reflux.
You can’t flush it instantly, but drinking lots of water, eating whole foods, and moving around helps. The key is staying calm and letting time do the heavy lifting.
Our Relief Stack isn't just hype. It's a blend of gut-loving ingredients that actually do something.
  1. Soothe the acid reflux burn from Celsius
  2. Protect your gut lining like a bodyguard
  3. Banish the tight, crampy feeling
  4. Get you ready for round 2 of the drink!Â
Claisen Inc. is the world's leading telehealth platform for gastrointestinal conditions. We provide patients with personalized solutions for heartburn and bloating treatment, tailored to their unique needs and lifestyle.
support@claisen.com
Cambridge, MA, 02138
