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continual bloating and gasiness       01/18/05 08:25 AM Edit Reply Quote gloworm49 Reged: 06/03/03 Posts: 15 Loc: New London, Connecticut I have been a frequent reader of these boards and have not seen this question asked. The soluble fiber that is supposed to stabilize IBS sufferers such as potatoes and oats are alleged to be gassy foods. So, can eating such foods on an empty stomach or at other times contribute to the bloating and gasiness associated with this disorder. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread continual bloating and gasiness gloworm49 01/18/05 08:25 AM Yes, do they cause more gas Augie 01/20/05 11:13 AM It is in my case....soy milk was on the list too! nt XXXXX 01/20/05 06:34 AM Precisely what I read on the phazyme website! XXXXX 01/20/05 05:36 AM Re: continual bloating and gasiness Yoda (formerly Hans) 01/18/05 11:54 AM Re: continual bloating and gasiness Little Minnie 01/18/05 12:01 PM Re: continual bloating and gasiness melissam 01/18/05 11:10 AM Do you take Beano with all foods Augie 01/20/05 11:15 AM Re: Do you take Beano with all foods DeeSingleton 01/28/05 09:41 AM Melissam - continual bloating and gasiness Taylahmai 01/19/05 09:52 PM Re: Melissam - continual bloating and gasiness melissam 01/20/05 04:22 AM Re: continual bloating and gasiness gloworm49 01/19/05 09:17 PM Re: continual bloating and gasiness AllisonL 01/20/05 05:52 AM Re: continual bloating and gasiness melissam 01/20/05 06:07 AM

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