Excessive Intestinal Gas – Bloating, Pain – Suggested complimentary remedies

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Excessive Intestinal Gas – Bloating, Burping, Belching, Intestinal; Flatulence etc.

The passing of intestinal gas sometimes can become unpleasant, uncomfortable, painful or embarrassing.

Gas in your digestive system is part of the normal process of digestion. It is a typically result of the foods we eat.

People pass gas on average 20 times a day – mostly releasing it through belching or flatulence.

Burping and belching refer to gas that escapes from the mouth, while flatulence, or farting, is intestinal gas that escapes from the rectum. Belching can occur from rushing meals and gulping air.

Bloating is used to describe the sensation of excess stomach gas that has not yet been released and the stomach or the abdomen – feels full, distended and tight and may look swollen.

Causes of gas: Intestinal gas has two primary sources:

  • Bacteria in the intestines and air swallowed by mouth (aerophagia).
  • An increase in gas or gas pain may result from eating foods that are more likely to produce gas in the intestines by providing nutrients to gas-producing bacteria.
  • Common gas-increasing foods include beans, beer, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, fructose, onions, prunes, red wine, and sorbitol.
    • In general, high-fibre foods cause more gas than low-fibre ones! People who switch to a whole foods diet frequently experience more gas. High fibre foods – beans, vegetables, fruits and grains.
    • Partially digested food on which bacteria can grow and produce gas.
    • Ingestion of air in the digestive tract while eating / drinking – when eating too quickly, while drinking through straw, smoking, and while chewing gums.
    • Infection of digestive tract may increase the gas production.
    • Undigested food reaching the large intestine and bacteria start working – making hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and methane, which then leave your body.
  • Too much stress, tension etc.
  • Excessive drinking alcohol
  • Rushing food and not chewing properly
  • Habit of talking while eating and overeating.
  • Pre-menstrual syndrome.
  • Digestive inefficiency / poor diets.
  • Food intolerance / allergies
  • Yeast infection
  • Exposure to various pollutants
  • Hormonal imbalances
  • Thyroid dysfunction.
  • Certain medical conditions can also increase gas-related symptoms, including celiac sprue, colon cancer, Crohn’s disease, fat malabsorption, irritable bowel syndrome IBS, hernia, lactose intolerance, and ulcerative colitis. .

COMMON SYMPTOMS OF GAS

  • A feeling of fullness, bloating or pressure in your abdomen
  • Feeling bloated abdomen
  • Pain in your belly or sides
  • Sign of trouble in the upper digestive tract, like ulcers or gastroesophageal reflux disease.
  • Audible passage of air – as belching from mouth or as flatus from rectum.
  • Passing of offensive gas
  • Pain, cramps or a knotted feeling in your abdomen
  • Distention – an increase in the size of your abdomen
  • Blood traces in stools
  • Change in consistency or frequency of bowel movements
  • Weight loss
  • Constipation or diarrhoea
  • Persistent or recurrent nausea or vomiting

 

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Are you concerned about your health or managing a recurring or chronic condition?

Our website provides informed guidance and initial supportive care for individuals who are finding it difficult to access their doctors or who have not experienced desired improvement with conventional options.

We help individuals explore a range of natural and holistic healing approaches to encourage balance and long-term wellness that may complement your healing journey.

We offer a ready-to-use complementary remedies kit designed to ease discomfort and support well-being, with clear instructions for each item.

The kit includes a personalised selection of remedies based on your signs, symptoms, and likely causative factors.

It may combine homeopathic medicines, herbal or daily supplements, a tailored diet plan, lifestyle guidance, practical tips, and topical applications where needed. It’s suitable if you value the healing potential of natural, holistic remedies.

Complementary remedies work best alongside standard medical treatments and can usually be taken safely with your regular medications.

Our homeopathic remedies follow Dr. Hahnemann’s traditional dilution and succussion methods and are prepared by a qualified naturopathic practitioner, supported by research, clinical experience, and observed outcomes in similar cases. Treatment duration can range from a few weeks to several months, depending on severity and chronicity. Outcomes vary with individual factors and case complexity.

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Why some patients choose natural, complementary or holistic remedies:
• Symptomatic relief and improved well-being
• Gentle options with fewer side effects
• Whole-person focus, addressing physical, emotional, and lifestyle factors
• Root-cause and preventive emphasis
• Encouragement of active self-care
• Support alongside conventional treatment
• Personalised and accessible care

Precautions:
• Inform your healthcare provider about any complementary therapies
• Some herbs or supplements may interact with conventional medications
• Do not replace conventional treatment for serious, chronic, or terminal conditions

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Disclaimer:
Natural remedies—including homeopathic remedies, herbal supplements, and aromatherapy products—are generally safe for most people, including children and older adults. Still, consult your GP or healthcare provider before use, especially if pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing chronic or serious conditions.

  • Our remedies support general wellness and are not a substitute for medical advice.
  • Review product details and make informed decisions before purchasing, particularly for ongoing or serious concerns.
  • We provide general guidance only; detailed personalised consultations are not available through this platform.
  • These remedies are intended for individuals able to follow instructions independently.
  • Our support focuses on product use and general information; repeated or highly detailed personal queries may not receive individual responses.
  • If you need frequent reassurance or highly tailored advice, please consult a qualified naturopath or healthcare provider before purchasing.

 

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Additional information
Peculiar symptom 1

A feeling of fullness, bloating or pressure in your abdomen, Feeling bloated abdomen, Pain in your belly or both sides, Pain on the left side, Pain on the right side, Audible passage of air belching from mouth, Excessive flatus from rectum., Trapped or unreleased gas, Passing of too much offensive gas, Cramps or a knotted feeling in your abdomen, Distention – an increase in the size of your abdomen Blood traces in stools, Change in consistency of stool, More frequency of bowel movements, Constipation – no urge or desire for many day, Constipation – great urge to pass stool but difficult defecation / straining, Craving for Sugar or sweet stuff, Shortness of breath specially after meal, Any liver disorders, Feeling relief by bending forward, feeling relief by bending backward, Weight loss, Constipation, Diarrhoea – lose motions, Persistent or recurrent nausea or vomiting

Peculiar symptom 2

A feeling of fullness, bloating or pressure in your abdomen, Feeling bloated abdomen, Pain in your belly or both sides, Pain on the left side, Pain on the right side, Audible passage of air belching from mouth, Excessive flatus from rectum., Trapped or unreleased gas, Passing of too much offensive gas, Cramps or a knotted feeling in your abdomen, Distention – an increase in the size of your abdomen Blood traces in stools, Change in consistency of stool, More frequency of bowel movements, Constipation – no urge or desire for many day, Constipation – great urge to pass stool but difficult defecation / straining, Craving for Sugar or sweet stuff, Shortness of breath specially after meal, Any liver disorders, Feeling relief by bending forward, feeling relief by bending backward, Weight loss, Constipation, Diarrhoea – lose motions, Persistent or recurrent nausea or vomiting

Peculiar symptoms 3

A feeling of fullness, bloating or pressure in your abdomen, Feeling bloated abdomen, Pain in your belly or both sides, Pain on the left side, Pain on the right side, Audible passage of air belching from mouth, Excessive flatus from rectum., Trapped or unreleased gas, Passing of too much offensive gas, Cramps or a knotted feeling in your abdomen, Distention – an increase in the size of your abdomen Blood traces in stools, Change in consistency of stool, More frequency of bowel movements, Constipation – no urge or desire for many day, Constipation – great urge to pass stool but difficult defecation / straining, Craving for Sugar or sweet stuff, Shortness of breath specially after meal, Any liver disorders, Feeling relief by bending forward, feeling relief by bending backward, Weight loss, Constipation, Diarrhoea – lose motions, Persistent or recurrent nausea or vomiting

Age

Year 1 – Year 10, Over 10 – Adults

Quantity

One month supply, Two months supply, Three months supply