Prevent Flatulence (Aerophagy)
By Phil on Mar. 16, 2009.
Some great tips by Prof Ilchi Lee about aerophagy. Aerophagy results simply from “eating” air. The condition is not dramatically serious, but it does bloat the stomach and can prove embarrassing (stomach gurgles, etc.)
How to prevent it? Above all chew your food properly and savor it fully. Swallowing too much is a direct cause of aerophagy. So don’t swallow unnecessarily.
Don’t drink a lot when you eat. Avoid tobacco and alcohol, cabbage, radishes, doughy bread, strong spices and bubbly drinks. Don’t eat food that is too hot or too cold.
And pay attention to the kinds of food you eat together: make a note of any mixture that seems to provoke an attack and avoid it in prospect.
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