Why You Bloat After Eating 

I'm so glad!

My pleasure.

You could try some enzymes when that happens to see if it helps. Perhaps missing your "hunger window" when your body is ready to eat and digest is part of the problem. Let me know if that helps; otherwise we'll go on to plan B.

I'm glad you enjoyed it Jan.

How are you feeling now. I am in same problem like you. Can’t even drink water

@@harpreetsingh156 a lot better.. keep working out it’ll help it a lot, and make sure you’re drinking enough water!

@@kyliehazard7200 thank u so much for reply

@@kyliehazard7200IBS causes bloating. GERD causes belching

I have same problem too right now, any advice? it kinda hard for me now.

What you are describing is bloating and it isn't normal. If you'd like help please consider contacting us for a free phone consultation - 408-733-0400.

Me too when I eat I'm very fat and after a while my stomach goes back to normal

Same my stomach even gets bigger after drinking water

There are some tests in conjunction with symptoms demonstration timing, etc that all helps to identify the root cause.

I understand. It's quite miserable but please know there is a solution. If you'd like, I would encourage you to contact us for a consultation: 408-733-0400. It goes beyond discomfort, the bloating indicates poor digestion which, long term, will create a multitude of health problems. But it can be addressed successfully without drugs. I look forward to hearing from you.

@@vikkipetersen220 does it happen when there is a tumour?

@@kaveenchanka2024 That's certainly possible Kaveen, but likely a low percentage of the time.

Hey I'm having pretty much the same symptoms as you. I'm scared . Are you OK?

Same 😭😭

I'm glad you reached out. If you live in the U.S. we can help you; we have excellent success with your symptoms. There is no reason you need to continue suffering and our programs are natural, no drugs. Please consider reaching out for a phone consultation: 408-733-0400. We'd be delighted to help.

@@vikkipetersen220 oh thank you but no i don't live in the U.S ,I don't think it's possible for me to travel even so i guess i'll continue suffering.....

@@Angel-hg5hf Don't give up; you'll find someone to help. Be persistent.

@@vikkipetersen220 i hope so thank you so much.

B. Angel try eating small meals every two hours that are around 200 calories and maybe around 400 for dinner. You may not have enough stmach acid to break down large meals at once. Try eating like this for example.... 930 am oatmeal, 1130 am salad with either boiled eggs, fish, or chicken, 130pm piece fruit with palm size of nuts, 330pm a protein shake or protein bar, 530pm a 400 calorie dinner like fish or chicken with veggies and a salad. Since doing this it has given my food time to digest and not the usual bloating that would happen with a large meal. Also, you can try taking some digestive enzymes with your meals. I take the brand NOW chewy enzymes. Yummy tablets you chew. I get mine on Amazon or a natural food store. About $15 for a months supply. Also, my bowels are normal now because of the small meals and giving my body time to metabolize my food. You don't have to count calories forever, just until you get the idea of about how much is in the types of foods you eat. Hope you give this a try. Best wishes.

Yes it can. Unfortunately there isn't extensive data available about the condition.

ok

The burning could be acid. Bloat after eating means insufficient enzymes to digest your food. Also good to know that you can have some heartburn or acid reflux despite not having enough acid. I discuss this in several videos.

@@DrVikkiPetersen ok mam..thank you so much

My pleasure.@@dvissionart

Glad you got relief. Try to eat healthier food in the future.

Same here...what's helping you now please?

@@bettyausten9533 not drinking 30 minutes before or after meals

@@lmc7901 thanks

Same

😂 same

As 50% Italian, I can't argue with you! LOL!

Potentially but not common. It would be good to rule out of course.