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    Ever since I started (a) monitoring what I eat, (b) eating almost 200g protein daily and (c)eating six small meals daily (w/lean protein and all natural complex carb w/each meal), I've had GAS so bad I can barely stand myself! I thought that my body would eventually adjust to the new diet, but Dear God!! It's been months now and still... toot... toot... tooooot! It's like chemical warfare gas or something! Killer shit! I've got to do something! It's even when I'm sleeping! It's so bad that it'll wake me (& I NEVER wake up, for anything!).

    My wife (bless her poor, gassed-out soul!) mentioned Beano or Gas-X but I was really hoping, like I said, that my body would just adjust. I don't want to be taking Beano or whatever the rest of my protein-powered life, but what else can I do? This has got to stop!

    I did an underwater body-fat measuring test recently and it said I was like 30% body fat. I'm actually damn near 10%. They made me take the test over and over again because they couldn't believe it. I knew it was the gas making me super boyant but I couldn't tell them that! I needed a fart before I even got in the water but, seriously, these aren't the kind you just let out little by little and no-one knows. These are the kind you drop in a crowded mall and a dozen people can all he heard to cry "Grargh!", "What the...", "Blargph", "Dear.. urgh.. God!"

    Any advice? ...toot.
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    Cork it

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    No, maybe it is a food you are eating, try eliminating one thing at a time to see if thats it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mista View Post
    Cork it
    lol - You want me to blow up!? K-A-B-O-O-M!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Mista View Post
    No, maybe it is a food you are eating, try eliminating one thing at a time to see if thats it
    Well... Shoot... If it's tuna or egg that's causing it, I'm f&^%ed! I've just gotta have my tuna sandwiches and I've just gotta have my eggs with my morning peanut butter on toast. I gotta get my protein from somewhere and I can't afford to be sucking down chicken breasts left and right.

    ...toot... gasp.... wave frantically...
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    I have this issue with oatmeal and that makes me sad because I love it. Tuna lately has been causing that issue too. It sucks! Nothing I can really add other than Gas X or Phazyme work well
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    Hmm... Interesting. I hope it's only one thing causing my problem. If it's eggs AND tuna (for example) it'll take me ages to figure it out because if I take one of them out of my diet I'll still have the same problem because the other culprit is still there. Learning what does what inside me is a big, giant (excuse the punn) pain in the butt!
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    Food intolerances can cause this. Start an elimination diet. Remove one thing at a time from your diet for 5 days and if goes away then you found it.

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    Hey Jodi! I knew you'd show up! If anyone knows about food intolerence it's Jodi!

    What if, like I said, it's two things causing it? If I take the eggs away the tuna'll get me. When I add the eggs back in and remove the tuna the eggs'll get me. How would I ever figure out it was both foods causing the problem. If I take two foods out each time (eg. milk/tuna, bread/PB, milk/chicken etc etc...) there could be hundreds of permutations! I'd spend my whole life finding the magic combination.

    Still... I DO have to do something... toot!
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    Tuna doesn't usually associate with Food intolerances, So try the eggs, as they are pretty common.

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    I have a problem with this now, but it's more stomach bloat. I can barely sleep it gets so bloated. I guess I'll try some beano.
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    Oh, I think Americans understand that the one thing conservatives hate the most is the idea of spending American tax money on Americans. . .in America.


    Your tax money is safe. . .in Iraq.
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    Some common culprits are..
    Egg (yolks)
    Beans
    PB/nuts
    certain veggies (cauliflower, broccoli..)
    Fiber, esp when you are not accustomed to a high fiber diet.

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    Do you know, im so glad someone has mentioned this! I've been suffering in silence (or not.....parp!) and wondering desperately what to do?

    If there is any (serious) advice out there, i for one would sure welcome it!

    Also, the production of methane by gut bacteria is a natural occurrence during digestion, so could it be that our gut bacteria are producing more gas due to a higher food intake? Or because there is a higher turnover between food going in and coming out again?

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    Yeah, try the common items first: Dairy, Eggs, Grains, beans and nuts.

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    That's was my last meal last night. 2 eggs/7 whites, tomato sauce, spinach, 1/2 cup oatmeal, 2 tbl PB. That must not be a good meal before bed.
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    Oh, I think Americans understand that the one thing conservatives hate the most is the idea of spending American tax money on Americans. . .in America.


    Your tax money is safe. . .in Iraq.
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    Hmm the last two days have been like this for me too. But its been funny as hell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big G View Post
    Ever since I started (a) monitoring what I eat, (b) eating almost 200g protein daily and (c)eating six small meals daily (w/lean protein and all natural complex carb w/each meal), I've had GAS so bad I can barely stand myself! I thought that my body would eventually adjust to the new diet, but Dear God!! It's been months now and still... toot... toot... tooooot! It's like chemical warfare gas or something! Killer shit! I've got to do something! It's even when I'm sleeping! It's so bad that it'll wake me (& I NEVER wake up, for anything!).

    My wife (bless her poor, gassed-out soul!) mentioned Beano or Gas-X but I was really hoping, like I said, that my body would just adjust. I don't want to be taking Beano or whatever the rest of my protein-powered life, but what else can I do? This has got to stop!

    I did an underwater body-fat measuring test recently and it said I was like 30% body fat. I'm actually damn near 10%. They made me take the test over and over again because they couldn't believe it. I knew it was the gas making me super boyant but I couldn't tell them that! I needed a fart before I even got in the water but, seriously, these aren't the kind you just let out little by little and no-one knows. These are the kind you drop in a crowded mall and a dozen people can all he heard to cry "Grargh!", "What the...", "Blargph", "Dear.. urgh.. God!"

    Any advice? ...toot.

    LMFAO.

    Are you consuming any Sorbitol or Malitol??

    THese are often found in sugar free gum/mints/ cookies.

    They bring the protein farts to the brink of explosion.

    Other than that protein seems to bring a bad smell to farts and anything that increases gas will bring that out, so beano it up buddy.

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    I get it also - very embarrassing at work... it's from all my vege's....

    I've noticed especially when I eat the raw sweet potatoe sticks during the day... killer - I almost gas myself out of the room .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi View Post
    Yeah, try the common items first: Dairy, Eggs, Grains, beans and nuts.
    Quote Originally Posted by BigDyl View Post
    That was my last meal last night!... 2 eggs/7 whites, tomato sauce, spinach, 1/2 cup oatmeal, 2 tbl PB. That must not be a good meal before bed.
    LOL. That was funny. Jodi says avoid blahblahblah and you're like "That was my last meal last night!" LOL. I feel the same way.

    I truly hope this is just a getting-used-to-fiber thing. I've never had any known issues with food before. I don't eat egg yolks. I've stayed away from dairy becuase I heard it makes you appear bloated. I hate beans. Nuts have too much fat for me to enjoy these days (I'm cutting). I recently started having 1tblsp (in total) of peanut butter on the morning toast but I was busy farting long before that! I haven't eaten brocolli or cauliflower for at least a week, but I'm still... shall we say... "ripe"!! I'm really going to have to play around to identify the culprit here. I wonder what it is!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ShapeUP View Post
    LMFAO.
    I'm glad that got a laugh from someone! I thought it was pretty funny too. I'd actually made myself laugh re-reading what I'd written before I posted it!

    Quote Originally Posted by ShapeUP View Post
    Are you consuming any Sorbitol or Malitol??
    I don't think so. It's been almost 100% whole foods recently. I'll be on the look-out now though.

    Quote Originally Posted by ShapeUP View Post
    ...beano it up buddy.
    Well.. we'll see. I'm going to play around with my diet and see if I can't track the culprit down. If it's egg whites I'm screwed because I need a cheap source of protein and eggs fit the bill just nicely. If it's eggs I'll be buying shares in Beano, Inc. soon enough!
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    Quote Originally Posted by katt View Post
    I get it also - very embarrassing at work... it's from all my vege's....

    I've noticed especially when I eat the raw sweet potatoe sticks during the day... killer - I almost gas myself out of the room .

    Katt I've never heard of these sweet potatoe sticks. Do you just peel a sweet potatoe and cut it into sticks and chow down?
    I do my best to focus on the task at hand, and give 100% in what I'm doing at the time. Nothing else matters except the task at hand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by katt View Post
    I get it also - very embarrassing at work... it's from all my vege's....

    I've noticed especially when I eat the raw sweet potatoe sticks during the day... killer - I almost gas myself out of the room .
    Do they know it's you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big G View Post
    toot.
    Sorry, I have nothing to offer but this post made me laugh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uthinkso View Post
    Katt I've never heard of these sweet potatoe sticks. Do you just peel a sweet potatoe and cut it into sticks and chow down?

    I buy them at costco, a big bag is, I think 4 or 5 bucks and they are already cut like fries... taste amazingly sweet like carrots, and you can put them in the oven for fries also. They are so good.

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    I blame my gas on my Dad's dog (he sleeps under my desk in the office..family business!) Again for me, Gas X w/ Maalox works the best. Never leave home without it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hammerlynn View Post
    I blame my gas on my Dad's dog (he sleeps under my desk in the office..family business!) Again for me, Gas X w/ Maalox works the best. Never leave home without it
    Lucky you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hammerlynn View Post
    I blame my gas on my Dad's dog (he sleeps under my desk in the office..family business!) Again for me, Gas X w/ Maalox works the best. Never leave home without it


    A guy goes to pick up his date for the evening. She's not ready yet, so he has to sit in the living room with her parents. He has a BAD case of gas and really needs to relieve some pressure. Then, the family dog jumps up on the couch next to him. He decides that he can let a little fart out and if anyone notices they will think that the dog did it. He farts, and the woman yells, "Spot, get down from there." The guy thinks, "Great, they think the dog did it." He releases another fart, and the woman again yells for the dog to get down. This goes on for a couple more farts. Finally the woman yells, "Dammit Spot, get down before he shits on you."
    I hope that donkey doesn't have a heinie troll!



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    gas is pretty unavoidable. the reason you have it so bad is because (i'm assuming) you eat whole wheat foods, and you consume lactose, sorbitol, and fructose. all of these turn into gas because your small intestine doesnt break them down and they make it all the way to the large intestine and colon where it meets bacteria that turns it into "gas". the reason it smells so awful is most proteins are broken down into sulphur once they've made it into your large intestine, thankfully not many do.

    so if you are eating a healthy diet good luck avoiding gas. its a part of life
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