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Beat Bloating: Eat These 7 Gut-Friendly Foods

3 Dec

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Summary

  • Seven bloat-friendly, fiber-rich foods were recommended for daily consumption.
  • Eating a variety of food colors and groups is crucial for gut health.
  • Low-FODMAP fiber types are gentler for sensitive stomachs and reduce gas.
Beat Bloating: Eat These 7 Gut-Friendly Foods

UK-based surgeon Dr. Karan Rajan has identified seven fiber-rich foods that can be consumed daily without causing bloating. He emphasizes the importance of eating a diverse range of colors and food groups to achieve the recommended daily fiber intake, which is essential for gut health.

Dr. Rajan explains that certain fiber types are low-FODMAP, meaning they are gentler on the stomach and produce less gas. This approach is particularly beneficial for individuals who experience gut issues or bloating from specific foods. He advises keeping a food diary to track personal reactions and identify triggers.

The recommended bloat-friendly foods include carrots, green bananas, potatoes with skin, rolled oats, kiwis, chickpeas, and red bell peppers, each offering varying amounts of fiber and other beneficial nutrients like resistant starch and beta-glucan.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Dr. Rajan recommends carrots, green bananas, potatoes with skin, rolled oats, kiwis, chickpeas, and red bell peppers for their fiber content and bloat-friendly properties.
Fiber aids digestion, supports gut bacteria, and can help prevent bloating when consumed in the right forms, such as low-FODMAP options.
Keeping a food diary to note what you eat and any resulting symptoms is a recommended method to identify personal triggers.

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