28/11/2025
Bloating happens when your digestive system fills with gas or retains fluid, leaving you feeling heavy, uncomfortable, or “puffy.” But there’s more going on than just what you ate.
Our gut bacteria play a key role in digestion, breaking down fibre-rich foods and producing gas as a natural byproduct. When food moves slowly through the intestines, or when your microbiome is imbalanced, gas can build up, causing bloating. Hormones, salt intake, and food sensitivities like lactose or gluten can also make things worse.
A healthy, balanced gut microbiome helps food move efficiently, reduces fermentation, and supports regular digestion, keeping bloating in check. Supporting your gut through diet, probiotics, hydration, and mindful eating can help you feel lighter and more comfortable.
At Taymount Clinic, we help restore digestive balance through tailored nutrition, microbiome support, and lifestyle strategies designed to reduce bloating and improve gut health from within.
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