What foods cause gas? answers (2658)

A: There are generally two causes for gas in the digestive tract: swallowed air, and the breakdown of undigested food. There are other medical conditions that can mimic gas pain, and a medical examination may be prudent. Consider if you have had a recent change in your eating habits, including an increase in fiber, cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage) or artificially sweetened foods. Also, you may have more gas if you have significantly decreased your exercise time. The determining factors probably are how much gas the body produces, how many fatty acids the body absorbs, and a person''s sensitivity to gas in the large intestine. Chronic symptoms caused by too much gas or by a serious disease are...

A: There are generally two causes for gas in the digestive tract: swallowed air, and the breakdown of undigested food. There are other medical conditions that can mimic gas pain, and a medical examination may be prudent. Consider if you have had a recent change in your eating habits, including an increase in fiber, cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage) or artificially sweetened foods. Also, you may have more gas if you have significantly decreased your exercise time. The determining factors probably are how much gas the body produces, how many fatty acids the body absorbs, and a person''s sensitivity to gas in the large intestine. Chronic symptoms caused by too much gas or by a serious disease are...

A: Check out this article in the acid reflux area of our site. You'll find a list of trigger foods as well ways to control your symptoms! Hope that helps! foods do not necessarily cause acid reflux but certain types of food clearly can exacerbate or cause the symptoms of acid relfux. foods with high fat content delay the emptying of the stomach making it more likely that a reflux event can allow acid and other gastric contents to return into the esophgus and cause symptoms. Alcohol exacerbates reflux symptoms because of the high osmolality of alcohol causes reflux receptors in the esophagus...

A: Look up high fibre foods, they are teh worst culprits!...

A: Well it's not they have gas in them... what produces gas is our digestive system, when it decomposes foods in its different nutrients, and one by product is gas, which is later pushed out... The thing with beans is its combination of carbohydrates and protein, and this mix is a bomb!... other foods that causes you gas is protein (fish, poultry, meat, etc)...

A: cheese makes ya constipated but fiber makes ya poo poo! Hope this helped lol if ur talkin babies bananas can cause a lot of gas and constipation and prunes can help get rid out it Cheese is a major constipator, and anything with fiber will help get you regular. Coffee is an excellent laxative, also. dairy, meat, simple grains (white rice, white bread, white pasta, etc.) and bananas are all constipating. high fiber foods, like legumes, brown rice, avocado, other fruits and vegetables, whole grain anything are great foods to keep things flowing; be sure to drink lots of water (at least 8 8oz glasses a day)....

A: wait.what food should u stay away from?ibs?srry, ask it again rephrased or email it to me -i should be able to help!=) Gas producing foods - broccoli, baked beans, Cabbage and rough foods like chips and popcorn and anything with acid - oranges, orange juice. Milk products, too, for the most part. anything with a grainy texture, corn, nuts, cereal,oat meal and popcorn Dairy & Indian dishes (i love them, but they don''t like me :) Try lactose-free milk, ice cream, activia. I use to suffer with IBS and I found that it didn''t matter what I ate or didn''t eat. I could eat a food one time and be perfectly fine, and eat that very same food again and be very ill. I found that stress had a lot...

A: The answers that _LEV_ cited are correct but why is this question in Respiratory Diseases? My wifes cooking what Is gas? Gas is a normal byproduct of the foods we eat. As the digestive system breaks food down, it produces gas, which is mainly composed of carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen and methane. Usually, we eliminate gas through the mouth (burping) or through the anus (flatulance). We typically pass gas around 20 times a day. Gas is an ordinary occurrence, but its presence can be painful and socially embarrassing. what causes gas? We produce gas in two ways: when we swallow air, and when the bacteria in...

A: Listen to your doc first and foremost. Your flora and fauna in your intestines could be out of whack and there are any number of reasons for that. If it helps any my oldest son had a bout of what you describe and probiotics got him back on track. Good luck! Gall bladder issues. Chewing gum a lot. Medications. Going for a long time without eating and then eating in a hurry and not properly chewing your food. Possible sign of intestinal problems. A new medication could cause this if one of the side effects is gas. Are you sure that it''s gas, or does it just feel like gas? Since you aren''t actually able to expel it, it may be a pain from another condition. How a person sleeps/snores can build gas as well as how they...

A: Cat food containing soy products may cause gas. Eating too fast or too much in one setting can also lead to gas. Try to control the amount of food the cat ingest by giving out more smaller meals. Putting an obstacle in the bowl can slow him down (ex. ping pong ball). Change to a different food can also help. Certain types of food can cause gas in cats. Specifically foods that contain soy. Gas can also be caused by prolonged exposure to garbage or unsanitary conditions. Are you feeding it any dairy? Cat''s are lactose intolerent and should only be fed speaial kitten milk. The other option is a sudden change in diet, or food that is too rich. See if you can find out

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