If your midsection feels slightly larger than usual, you might wonder if this size increase is caused by weight gain or bloating. Although the two may look and possibly feel the same, weight gain and ...

Whether it's after a night out with friends for cocktails and pizza, a bout of being backed up from constipation, or it's that time of the month (cue the period cramps), it's completely normal to find ...

We all have our own unique eating styles and food preferences, but most of us have a strong dislike for bloat. Agree with me? I thought so! As a nutritionist, I hear this complaint frequently from my ...

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Bloating can happen if you eat too quickly, consume foods and drinks that cause gas, or have a food intolerance. How long it takes to go away can depend on the cause. Share on Pinterest Mental Art + ...

Bloating, for many, can be a right royal pain. Whether you bloat around your time of the month, because of eating certain foods or as a physical response to stress, there can be a whole host of ...

Nearly everyone has dealt with the dreaded "belly bloat." Even if you haven't, you've heard about it: There are entire books devoted to the topic, and countless other articles already out there about ...

Bloating can cause discomfort, but there are many ways to reduce it. Exercise, supplements, massage, dietary changes, and other strategies can all help reduce bloating quickly. Abdominal bloating is ...