Milk can cause bloating for several reasons, primarily due to lactose, the sugar found in dairy. Many people have varying degrees of lactose intolerance, meaning their bodies produce insufficient amounts of the enzyme lactase needed to digest lactose properly. When undigested lactose reaches the colon, it ferments, producing gas and leading to bloating. Additionally, the fat content in some dairy products can slow digestion, contributing to a feeling of fullness and discomfort.
YES it does, as well as milk.
does oatcakes make u bloat
i dont know but jacinta makes you bloat...
Yes, baby lambs can develop bloat, which is a build-up of gas in their stomach. It can be caused by overeating, consuming too much milk or milk replacer too quickly, or ingesting legumes like clover. Bloat can be dangerous and requires prompt veterinary attention.
gas (CO2) generated by bacterial fermentation of lactose in the left over milk film.
Or vomit.
yes it can!!bloat
Bloat is a porcupinefish.
Yes, Hot water does make you bloat or swell. It's like when you're wearing closed shoes on a hot, humid day, your feet will swell a little.
Too much of anything can bloat people.
The Tagalog translation of "bloat" is "panlupaypay" or "panbuhos."
Yes, hay can cause cattle bloat, particularly if it is rich in legumes like alfalfa or clover. These types of hay can lead to excessive gas production in the rumen, resulting in bloat, especially when cattle consume them rapidly or in large quantities. To mitigate this risk, it's important to introduce such hays gradually and monitor cattle for signs of bloat. Additionally, providing adequate access to pasture and ensuring proper nutrient balance can help reduce the likelihood of bloat.