What Your Gut Cannot Do Is Causing Your Bloating

Let’s be honest: bloating isn’t just uncomfortable. It’s also exhausting, interrupting just about every activity in your day.

And it often makes no sense. One day you’re fine, the next day you’re painfully distended after eating something you’ve had a hundred times.

So, what gives?

We’re told bloating is about food intolerances, fiber, or eating too fast. But while those can be triggers, the root issue goes deeper.

Here’s what most people (and even doctors) might miss:

Your gut isn’t just a passive tube that digests food. It’s a highly dynamic ecosystem and acts in a way that a rainforest or an African savannah works. There are many organisms that thrive together. And if one is suffering, it causes the rest to struggle as well.

The key players in your gut ecosystem are probiotics, which you know are beneficial bacteria that help break down food, eliminate toxins, and support immune function.

But here’s the kicker: most probiotics you take never make it past your stomach.

According to research from the Netherlands-based Triskelion lab, up to 96% of probiotic bacteria are destroyed by stomach acid before they ever reach your intestines. They’re not even making it to the place where your body needs them the most.

And the few that survive? They’re often not the right “strains,” or too old and weak to reproduce effectively. You might have already known that too.

Even more so, if your gut lining is inflamed or nutrient-starved, it can’t even support these bacteria properly, creating a vicious cycle of bloating, indigestion, and sluggish digestion.

So what’s the answer?

Here are some quick hitting solutions:

  1. Choose spore-forming or acid-resistant probiotics that can survive the stomach.
  2. Look for multi-strain formulas because different strains support different gut functions.
  3. Support your gut lining with prebiotics (the food for probiotics) and key nutrients like glutamine and zinc.
  4. And this one is a biggie: avoid sugar and highly processed foods, which feed harmful bacteria.

If you’re looking to finally get the smooth bowel movements, flat stomach, and youthful skin you’ve been promised, and you’re done relying on yogurt or probiotics that don’t work, then check out this report from my friends at Humarian.

They’ll dive into something called “Colon Bloat Syndrome.” It might be something affecting you today. Click here to learn more.

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