Why might my baby be gassy? Gas—air bubbles in the stomach and intestines—is common in babies. Gas is released through burps and flatulence, often with no distressing issues, and babies are especially prone to it for several reasons: Still-developing digestive system and gut microbiome. Gas...
This is when eating or drinking stretches your stomach, causing the colon to increase its motility. (Essentially, this is your body trying to push out old food to make room for the new stuff.) This reflex is especially active in the A.M. (PS: While caffeine does contribute to coffee’...
Hultin says that if you feel bloated or gassy (or other annoying GI symptoms) after eating lactose, then you might want to check in with your doctor about getting tested for lactose intolerance.“The symptoms of lactose intolerance are very similar to the symptoms of IBS, so it is important...
When we’re feeling gassy or bloated, it can seem like we’re the only ones with this embarrassing problem. But the reality is that many people regularly experience gastro-intestinal discomfort. In fact, surveys suggest that close to 75% of people suffer from discomfort caused by bloating and...