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A gassy foods diet means eating foods that cause you to make less gas. Some foods may cause you not to feel gas inside your abdomen (belly). By not eating these foods, you may lessen the amount of gas made by your body.

Instructions:

To pass less gas, do not use straws to drink from bottles with narrow openings. Eating slowly and not smoking will also lessen gas. Drink fewer bubbly liquids, such as soda pop or beer. Do not eat foods that have a lot of air in them, such as whipped cream or meringue. Sipping drinks, chewing gum, or sucking hard candy make you swallow often. This may also cause you to make more gas. Do not eat the foods below for many weeks or until your gas goes away. You may be able to eat small amounts of these foods again. When you are ready to try foods, add one food at a time to see if you get gas. Wait a few days before trying a new food.

The Foods Below Cause Gas:

Dairy Cream
Milk
Ice Cream
Milk Products
Ice Milk
High Fat Foods Fatty Meats
Pastries
Fried Foods
Rich Cream Sauces
Gravies
Vegetables Broccoli
Brussel Sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Corn
Cucumber
Green Pepper
Kohlrabi
Lima Beans
Onions
Radishes
Rutabaga
Sauerkraut
Turnips
Artificial Sweeteners Mannitol Sorbitol  
Dried Legumes Baked Beans
Lentils
Dried Beans
Soybeans
Dried Peas
Fruits Apples
Prunes
Bananas
Raisins
Melon
Grains Bran Cereal
or Breads
Large Amount of
Wheat Products
 

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