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Gas, Bloating And The Adjustment Period

The seller says this openly, and so do we.*

Why It Happens

Inulin and resistant starch are fermented by gut bacteria, which makes gas. A gut not used to extra fiber may bloat in the first days.

See also: Digestive conditions · When to see a doctor

What Is Usually Normal

  • Some gas and mild bloating in week one
  • Slightly different stool habits
  • A little extra fullness

See also: When to see a doctor · FAQ

What Helps

  • Take it with a full glass of water
  • Keep a steady daily time
  • Add fiber-rich foods gradually

See also: FAQ · Why Fiber Causes Gas At First

When To Stop And Ask

If symptoms are strong, last beyond a few weeks or come with severe pain, stop and speak to a doctor. See when to see a doctor.

See also: Why Fiber Causes Gas At First · Digestive conditions

An adjusting gut, or time for a doctor?Often an adjustmentSee a doctorSome gas in the first weekSevere or constant belly painMild bloating that settlesBlood in stool or black stoolsSlightly looser or firmer stoolsFever with diarrhoea or vomitingA little extra fullness at firstWeight loss you cannot explainSevere pain, fever or blood needs prompt medical care.

An adjusting gut, or time for a doctor?

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, including any digestive condition. Results vary from person to person.

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