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6 warning signs of intestinal blockage you should not ignore
Digestive discomfort is common, but some symptoms go far beyond everyday indigestion. One such condition that demands urgent ...
EatingWell on MSN
What your farts can tell you about your gut health
Gut health experts decode what’s really behind the smell, sound and frequency.
India Today on MSN
Viral burp test explained: What does that gas reveal about your stomach?
A viral video claims burping after drinking hot water indicates gut health. But doctors and science have a different ...
Kokum juice is normally consumed in the afternoon, before or after a meal. Here is how drinking it can lower acidity, gas, or ...
If you’ve ever spent time around horses—or perhaps even if you haven’t—you may have heard a strange but true fact: horses can ...
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5 foods you should never combine with milk and the reason has an interesting culinary angle
When combined incorrectly, it can disrupt digestion, create toxins (ama), and quietly affect long-term health. Here are five ...
Experiencing sharp pain before bowel movements can feel intense. Dr Salhab shares 6 ways you can ease pressure, cramping and spasms.
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Bloating Is A Medical Sign, Not A Status Symbol
In the age of social media, where every meal is a performance and every comfort is a luxury, it is easy to fall into the trap of confusing a full, distended stomach with a mark of satiety or good ...
While most people focus on cough, sore throat, or fever, digestive issues often go unnoticed. Many experience bloating, ...
Drinking greens powder daily may help reduce bloating for some people, but others may experience gas or mild bloating during the first few days of use.
How is your tummy after the recent consumption of festive food? Probably not as stuffed to the gills as you were on Christmas night, but likely to be still feeling a little bloated, perhaps with a ...
Bloating is often caused by how you eat, not just what you eat. Simple habits like walking after meals, sitting upright, and eating slowly can significantly reduce discomfort. Consistent meal timing ...
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