What foods give you gas?
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grapes!!! no idea why
What about raisins?0 -
Large amounts of hummus. Yikes!
I love hummus lol!0 -
Only bananas. I can eat tons of beans no problem, but a half a raw banana KILLS me.0
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Beans don't give me gas, lucky because I eat them often
lies I tell you. You're not awake when you're sleeping. But i often am.
Babe, not lies, I was awake when I let loose those 3 farts, you just thought I was sleeping lol!
You were awake with those farts but you clearly have no recollection of the farts you let loose when you were actually asleep.
This could completely be a conversation between me and my husband! lol
To stay on topic, there haven't been any issues (with either of us!) since cutting out wheat0 -
Anything by Fiber One. Bad stomach cramps too.0
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those Fiber One bars, those Quaker oatmeal bars, peanut butter, and anything dairy.0
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To stay on topic, there haven't been any issues (with either of us!) since cutting out wheat
Just to clarify, it's not smelly anyway lol *now I'm feeling too awkward on this topic - I think I'll leave* :laugh:0 -
BROCCOLI (raw & cooked). i had no idea where my constant uncomfortable bloating/gas came from until i read that broccoli gives you gas. i was eating it EVERY DAY when i decided to cut it out and now...gas-free! thanks goodness.0
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To stay on topic, there haven't been any issues (with either of us!) since cutting out wheat
Just to clarify, it's not smelly anyway lol *now I'm feeling too awkward on this topic - I think I'll leave* :laugh:
No need to feel awkward. Unless stated, I'm assuming foods that cause gas are odorless. There are several foods which cause me to become a gas producing monster, yet they don't smell, at least not to me. And there are other foods which will cause me to let loose one small silent fart and it can strip the paint off a wall!0 -
Milk - it's more the lactos that does it......and protein shakes0
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milk and refined carbs.0
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Eat anything enough and that will stop. True story! Whey used to give me awesome, room clearing, call the doctor gas. Nothing anymore.
LOL! It helps if you rinse beans well before you prepare them, thats why i stopped eating baked beans, cant rinse them. Whey yes, at first I agree.... alcohol and bad food, bad gas. Oh and bread, ew.... I gave it up 5 months ago and now whenever I eat it, i bloat up and feel very uncomfortable!0 -
if it's food, it gives me gas.0
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To stay on topic, there haven't been any issues (with either of us!) since cutting out wheat
Just to clarify, it's not smelly anyway lol *now I'm feeling too awkward on this topic - I think I'll leave* :laugh:
No need to feel awkward. Unless stated, I'm assuming foods that cause gas are odorless. There are several foods which cause me to become a gas producing monster, yet they don't smell, at least not to me. And there are other foods which will cause me to let loose one small silent fart and it can strip the paint off a wall!
hahahaha!0 -
Eat anything enough and that will stop. True story! Whey used to give me awesome, room clearing, call the doctor gas. Nothing anymore.
LOL! It helps if you rinse beans well before you prepare them, thats why i stopped eating baked beans, cant rinse them. Whey yes, at first I agree.... alcohol and bad food, bad gas. Oh and bread, ew.... I gave it up 5 months ago and now whenever I eat it, i bloat up and feel very uncomfortable!
True, soaking beans removes some of the oligosaccharides which cause gas :-)0 -
Milk
But only recently and I have no idea why because I used to drink like 30 ounces a day
>.> I LOVEEEEEE milk
You may have developed lactose intolerance. It's fairly common for many people to develop intolerance in their adulthood. I developed mine around 26-27.
It's possible, I thought about it, but no other dairy products do it, just milk. Just last week I drank 22 ounces of milk in one day and was fine and this week, I cut back on milk and now I have it and BAM hazardous zone. Cheese/eggs/ice cream i'm good... nothing else dairy wise does it just my favorite old cow milk0 -
Not much does it these days because my body is used to high fiber, but egg yolks and lentils are still a problem for me. :blushing:0
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Milk
But only recently and I have no idea why because I used to drink like 30 ounces a day
>.> I LOVEEEEEE milk
You may have developed lactose intolerance. It's fairly common for many people to develop intolerance in their adulthood. I developed mine around 26-27.
It's possible, I thought about it, but no other dairy products do it, just milk. Just last week I drank 22 ounces of milk in one day and was fine and this week, I cut back on milk and now I have it and BAM hazardous zone. Cheese/eggs/ice cream i'm good... nothing else dairy wise does it just my favorite old cow milk
I'm the same way. Cow's milk will give me the bubble guts, but i'm fine with cheese, ice cream, etc. but once in a while buttermilk will get me going also :-(0 -
Bubble Guts?!? I've never heard that term before - it's absolutely horrifying! I now have a new term for what Fast Food does to my insides... :sick:0
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Bubble Guts?!? I've never heard that term before - it's absolutely horrifying! I now have a new term for what Fast Food does to my insides... :sick:
here we call it the "BG's" to be more discreet.0
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