potatoes and bloating?!?
madamelaporte
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Does any one else get this now they are losing weight???
I have never had it after potatoes before but since starting on my diet/exercise regime properly a few weeks ago I havent had any potatoes until yesterday and today (a medium baked one yesterday and 2 small roasted ones today) and within half an hour of eating them I have felt horribly bloated and the potatoes are the only things I can put it down to.
Ive always had bloated tummy if I eat apples or drink fizzy drinks (so as you can imagine I do neither very often) but never with potatoes so just wondered if it is normal or if anyone else suffers with it or am I just plain weird lol
I have never had it after potatoes before but since starting on my diet/exercise regime properly a few weeks ago I havent had any potatoes until yesterday and today (a medium baked one yesterday and 2 small roasted ones today) and within half an hour of eating them I have felt horribly bloated and the potatoes are the only things I can put it down to.
Ive always had bloated tummy if I eat apples or drink fizzy drinks (so as you can imagine I do neither very often) but never with potatoes so just wondered if it is normal or if anyone else suffers with it or am I just plain weird lol
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I think once we really pay attention to what we are eating, and working out we notice different things!! I don't so much have a problem with potatoes, but if i eat anything super carby(popcorn, pasta) i get a canker sore, as well as the gross bloated feeling, i never noitced that, but i bet i've been sensitive to them forever! Good luck!0
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yeah I guess you are right!! Never really thought of it that way Maybe I will limit my potato intake - although like I said they were the first Ive had in about 3 weeks so I don't eat them often.
Well done on almost reaching your goal0 -
I get bloating if I eat white sliced bread ,which I never do now as I hate the feeling and much prefer wholemeal or a seeded bread now.0
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Could be pesticides. Try to buy organic or local potatoes.and see if it makes a difference0
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ooh didnt think of that either will have to try organic ones see if it makes a difference as I do like to have the occasional baked potato
If not I guess I will just stay away from them0 -
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