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How can I alleviate the discomfort that occurs after eating beans?

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How can I alleviate the discomfort that occurs after eating beans?

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To help reduce some of the problems with flatulence (or gas) that many people experience after eating beans, try the following when cooking dried beans: soak the beans in sufficient water overnight; pour off all the water and add fresh water prior to cooking; bring the beans to a gentle boil, cook for 5 minutes, then pour off this water; add fresh water one last time and cook as normal. In addition, several commercial products are available over-the-counter in the supermarket pharmacy that can be taken orally or added to the beans to reduce the incidence of gas formation in the GI tract.

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