The only salads that give me gas are those that are prewashed and sold in bags. I have no problem with fresh unbagged salad greens that I wash myself. Most restaurants now are serving prewashed treated greens and these make me belch and frequently nauseous as well. They are washed in chlorine and a variety of gases may be added to the bag to prolong "freshness". Stay away from these and you should be fine.
Excessive gas can cause colic.
The cause of excessive gas is due to swallowing excess air, from medication or food and drinks. To cure excessive gas is to eat a spoon of raw honey.
No, but eating chili can cause gas pains later.
It does for me!
No. When the gas dissipates so does the smell.
Cephalexin can cause excessive gas and abdominal cramping. The most common side effect reported when using the drug Cephalexin is diarrhea. Penicillin and erythromycin are equivalent substitutes for cephalexin.
A salad is a solid.
Eating something bad, poison, gas, or sickness.
A liquid. You can pour it onto your salad.
yes It shouldn't. Perhaps the "yes" was after eating too many in one meal!
by this we can control the excessive use of electricity & natural gas. As it is Eco-friendly it do not cause any pollution
It may give you gas or indigestion as it will cause bubbles in the stomach.