Bloating is a common occurrence when you drink alcohol, especially beer.
Now, the bloat is mainly caused by 2 things:
Carbon dioxide gas that is consumed when you drink beer
Alcohol content that causes inflammation
However, do you know that your gut also produces extra gas when trying to digest alcohol?
The reason why is actually quite simple.
Our gut has two kinds of bacteria, good ones and bad.
The good bacteria are crucial in maintaining a healthy gut, proper digestion and healthy immune system.
Now if you drink too much beer, which has amounts of alcohol in it, your gut bacteria might be affected.
Studies have shown that alcohol kills good bacteria in the gut and promotes bad bacterial overgrowth in the gut.
With alcohol killing good bacteria, you would start having reduced ability to digest food and absorb nutrients, which impacts your overall health.
Furthermore, a flourishing population of bad bacteria further reduces your effectiveness at breaking down food, keeping food stuck in the gut for a longer period of time.
This causes it to ferment and produce gas, contributing more to the gassy bloat beer already provides.
Alcohol is also inflammatory in nature — and can cause several parts of your body to swell up as a reaction.
These are some things you can start doing today to prevent beer bloat:Â
By transferring it onto a chilled, clean glass free of dirt, you can reduce the amount of bubbles that enter your body by allowing it to pop and escape.
Start by pouring your beer hard into the glass at a 45 degree angle and then straight down the middle. You should see a nice collar of foam forming.
Did you know the more water you drink, the less your body retains?
Sounds kinda contradictory, but it makes total sense. Here’s why — when you properly hydrate, your body uses it to flush out more toxins like the alcohol you will be drinking soon.
Turmeric powder is detoxifying in nature, and can help you debloat fast. Try adding it into a smoothie (with other healthful foods like papaya, pineapple, spinach and coconut water).Â
You can also buy turmeric in liquid form — which is useful to keep around if you’re feeling bloated before a party.
You can better the way your gut deals with bloating by feeding it probiotics.Â
Probiotics are the good bacteria that lives in your gut, keeping it healthy and facilitating good digestion.Â
By feeding your gut probiotics you increase the amount of good bacteria and prevent your gut being overrun by the bad bloat-causing bacteria like Candida.
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Strains from the Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium family work well to improve gut health — strains like B.Lactis.
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