Bloating and Stomach Gurgles
lilRicki
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How do I stop my stomach from gurgling? I have wicked bloating and gas build up. Some say I should increase fiber, some say I should take a ginger extract supplement. I'm not liking the unsettled feeling.
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I feel the same way. Is there anything to stop the bloating/ gas and stomach noises...0
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Ha! I was wondering the same thing and hoping someone would have insight!0
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yes. Track what you were eating before it started and then stop eating it or at least know it is going to happen when you do.0
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mine stopped when i stopped eating gluten. might be different for you thought maybe try avoiding them for a while and see?0
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More fibre seems to help me. It has the added bonus of eating more veggies and fruit instead of processed food so it's a win/win situation.0
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How do I stop my stomach from gurgling? I have wicked bloating and gas build up. Some say I should increase fiber, some say I should take a ginger extract supplement. I'm not liking the unsettled feeling.
I asked my doctor about the same thing and he said it happens when you eat a lot of fiber, or eat fast. He said not to worry about it ... that stomach sounds can become so loud that they are heard across a room. So if you want to cut down on those sounds pay attention to when they occur ... from specific foods or how fast you ate? The bloating suggests a lot of gas buildup ... maybe from too much gas causing vegetables?0 -
Eating certain foods does that to me. Like someone else said, track what you're eating and note when it occurs then stop eating that. For me, gluten, corn and if I eat too much dairy causes that.0
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How do I stop my stomach from gurgling? I have wicked bloating and gas build up. Some say I should increase fiber, some say I should take a ginger extract supplement. I'm not liking the unsettled feeling.
I asked my doctor about the same thing and he said it happens when you eat a lot of fiber, or eat fast. He said not to worry about it ... that stomach sounds can become so loud that they are heard across a room. So if you want to cut down on those sounds pay attention to when they occur ... from specific foods or how fast you ate? The bloating suggests a lot of gas buildup ... maybe from too much gas causing vegetables?
I eat crazy fast lately.... I'm going to try to pay attention to really slowing down as I have the same issue.0 -
How do I stop my stomach from gurgling? I have wicked bloating and gas build up. Some say I should increase fiber, some say I should take a ginger extract supplement. I'm not liking the unsettled feeling.
I asked my doctor about the same thing and he said it happens when you eat a lot of fiber, or eat fast. He said not to worry about it ... that stomach sounds can become so loud that they are heard across a room. So if you want to cut down on those sounds pay attention to when they occur ... from specific foods or how fast you ate? The bloating suggests a lot of gas buildup ... maybe from too much gas causing vegetables?
I eat crazy fast lately.... I'm going to try to pay attention to really slowing down as I have the same issue.
I eat LOTS of veggies and high protein. So there's nothing I can do about it? I'm going to carry around 5lbs of bloating. It does make me chuckle when my stomach is so loud that other people can hear it. I just want something to ease the discomfort. I'm already dairy intolerant, I know how that feels when I accidentally eat dairy, it hurts. This is different. This is like there's a balloon in my stomach lol.0 -
mine stopped when i stopped eating gluten. might be different for you thought maybe try avoiding them for a while and see?0
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More fibre seems to help me. It has the added bonus of eating more veggies and fruit instead of processed food so it's a win/win situation.0
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Yep, it gives me gas too! That's the problem, I've cut back my carbs (to normal levels, not carb-o-holic levels) and exponentially increased my veggie intake. That's why I'm having gut issues, I just need to know how to calm it down lol Another suggestion was apple cider vinegar and baking soda in a shot glass0
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More fibre seems to help me. It has the added bonus of eating more veggies and fruit instead of processed food so it's a win/win situation.
Usually that only happens if you aren't someone who eats a lot of fiber all the time. It takes a bit for your body to adjust and it isn't a good idea to go from eating all processed white foods to living on fruits and veggies but with a bit of time your body totally learns to deal with the fiber. It's actually the secret colon cleanse that doesn't involve all the silliness of the advertised cleanses.0 -
More fibre seems to help me. It has the added bonus of eating more veggies and fruit instead of processed food so it's a win/win situation.
Usually that only happens if you aren't someone who eats a lot of fiber all the time. It takes a bit for your body to adjust and it isn't a good idea to go from eating all processed white foods to living on fruits and veggies but with a bit of time your body totally learns to deal with the fiber. It's actually the secret colon cleanse that doesn't involve all the silliness of the advertised cleanses.
So wait it out...I'm going to buy peppermint tea just to make myself feel better lol0 -
I had the SAME problem! The healthier I ate (more veggies) the more gas and bloating I had. I started taking a probiotic everyday and it's worked wonders. No more gas since then.0
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Yep, it gives me gas too! That's the problem, I've cut back my carbs (to normal levels, not carb-o-holic levels) and exponentially increased my veggie intake. That's why I'm having gut issues, I just need to know how to calm it down lol Another suggestion was apple cider vinegar and baking soda in a shot glass
So, somebody was having fun with you. Vinegar + baking soda produces CO2. If you want to add to your gas problems, then drink that. Unless the thought is that you make the gas bubbles in your stomach bigger and they might be easier to expel. Don't think that's an experiment I'd try.0 -
Gluten and/or dairy. Like others recommended...pay attention to what you ate before it started.0
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Just saw this article a couple of days ago...
http://www.wellandgoodnyc.com/2013/07/19/9-healthy-foods-that-reduce-bloating/#9-healthy-foods-that-reduce-bloating-1
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I think it's person by person. Different foods will set off different people.0
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Just saw this article a couple of days ago...
http://www.wellandgoodnyc.com/2013/07/19/9-healthy-foods-that-reduce-bloating/#9-healthy-foods-that-reduce-bloating-1
It may help.
Thank you! I'm off to buy some ginger capsules, and apple cider vinegar. Thanx for all the help guys.0 -
aloe vera and manuka honey, but that's for stomach upsets of the mild type. see a doctor if they are painfull etc etc0
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I have wheat intolerance and ibs... Pro biotics yoghurt gives me gurgling bloating and pain. Ginger and peppermint are very soothing0
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you'll need to look at your food journal to see what foods causes it. how much water are you drinking daily.0
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you'll need to look at your food journal to see what foods causes it. how much water are you drinking daily.
My increase in vegetables are what's causing it, and my water consumption is between 8-10 glasses. I either wait until my body gets used to it, or I get something holistic to settle the monster. Seriously, it's growling so loud people are coming out of their office to see what the hell that noise is. I have dairy intolerance, this definitely isn't "that" kind of pain. This is like farting on the inside, and I swallowed a balloon. Fiber increase, mild constipation. Usually a sugar free redbull helps that mild constipation, today it's not. Might have to suck it up and have a cup of coffee :sick:0 -
Probiotics help me, too.0
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Is there a capsule I can take for pro-biotics? the diary free alternatives are nasty lol it's all fermented cabbage and kimchi. I love saurkraut but kimchi gives me the no feeling. There's also coconut milk yogurt I can try, but that's going to get expensive.0
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I am trying a drop of ginger extract in my water to see if this helps. I will update with the experiment when the results are in. I also have pure mint extract (these are super high grade extracts my co-worker lent me). If the ginger doesn't work by lunch time, I will try the mint. :drinker:0
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