Camellia Wulansari is a digestive health writer at Healthusias, known for turning complex gut-related topics into clear, relatable insights. Her passion lies in helping readers understand and manage conditions like acid reflux, GERD, bloating, and indigestion—using a mix of research-backed strategies and real-life solutions.
With years of experience writing in the health space, Camellia dives deep into the causes, symptoms, and lifestyle triggers of digestive issues. She’s especially focused on helping people identify food-related sensitivities, manage reflux naturally, and build daily habits that support long-term gut wellness.
Her mission? To make digestive health feel less overwhelming—and a lot more manageable.
Explore Camellia’s latest articles on Healthusias for down-to-earth advice and practical tips to help your gut (and life) feel a whole lot better.
If you’re like me, working in a gastroenterology clinic day in and day out, you’ve probably heard this question at least a hundred times: “What condiments can I actually eat with GERD?” Honestly, it’s a fair concern. GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) can make even the simplest meals feel like a minefield. When I first started…
If you’ve ever experienced that stubborn feeling like something’s stuck in your throat—especially after a meal—you’re not alone. As someone who’s spent years working as a Medical Assistant in a busy Gastroenterology clinic, I can tell you this comes up more often than most people think. GERD and difficulty swallowing go hand in hand more…
If you’ve ever sat with a patient post-endoscopy or chatted with someone nervously holding their fourth antacid of the day, you’ll know this: GERD is no joke. I’ve worked with countless patients in our gastroenterology clinic who came in utterly baffled by their symptoms. And one of the most surprising culprits that often comes up?…
If you’ve ever felt that burning sensation creeping up your chest after eating, you’re not alone—I’ve seen it countless times while working as a Medical Assistant in a busy Gastroenterology clinic. One of the most common things patients asked me about, surprisingly, was food. Specifically: “Can I still eat white potatoes if I have GERD?”…
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Does GERD cause nausea?”, you’re not alone. I’ve heard that question from countless patients during my years working as a Medical Assistant in a Gastroenterology clinic. Honestly, nausea is one of those sneaky symptoms that a lot of people don’t initially connect to acid reflux or GERD, but it can…
If you’re like me, you’ve probably spent more time than you’d care to admit scrolling through Pinterest or food blogs trying to find GERD friendly dessert recipes that won’t leave you regretting every bite. Working in a gastroenterology clinic, I’ve seen firsthand how frustrating it can be for patients who love sweets but feel like…
As a Medical Assistant in a Gastroenterology Clinic, I’ve seen firsthand how acid reflux can significantly affect people’s daily lives. It often sneaks up on you, especially after eating a quick meal or indulging in fast food. One of the most common concerns I hear from patients is dealing with acid reflux after eating fast….
As a Medical Assistant working in a Gastroenterology Clinic, I’ve encountered a wide variety of digestive disorders that can cause discomfort. One condition I often discuss with patients is GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease), and something many don’t realize is how it can tie into hunger pain. GERD is known for causing heartburn and regurgitation, but…
Let’s talk reflux. Specifically, the question I get asked a lot at our gastroenterology clinic: can water trigger reflux? You’d think water — the very thing we’re told to drink more of — would be completely harmless when it comes to acid reflux, right? But, as someone who’s worked side-by-side with GI doctors and watched…
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